My mom was one of those people who should have been a propsmaster in the theater. When she told a story, she had to set the stage before any action could take place.
One day she was telling me a story and after telling me what day of the week the event happened, what the weather was like, where my father and she had gone to dinner, what was on the menu, what they had to eat, who they met, what the waiter’s name was and the color of his shirt …
I finally interrupted her, “Mom, just the details, please!”
RAGs almost 4 years ago
When your analyst says, “TMI” you have a BIG problem.
juncarlo almost 4 years ago
I think it’s cheaper to tell the problems to bartender or to a taxi driver, they also give you a service and sometimes good advice.
Concretionist almost 4 years ago
Not a bad idea: If he’s forced to think about what’s important to tell, maybe he’ll realize what’s actually important.
Aussie Down Under almost 4 years ago
Gonna be a short & less costly session.
Pickled Pete almost 4 years ago
Gotta take back some words, interesting.
dflak almost 4 years ago
My mom was one of those people who should have been a propsmaster in the theater. When she told a story, she had to set the stage before any action could take place.
One day she was telling me a story and after telling me what day of the week the event happened, what the weather was like, where my father and she had gone to dinner, what was on the menu, what they had to eat, who they met, what the waiter’s name was and the color of his shirt …
I finally interrupted her, “Mom, just the details, please!”
Doug Taylor Premium Member almost 4 years ago
Move over.
Doug Taylor Premium Member almost 4 years ago
Is that a bust of George H. W. Bush?
Zen-of-Zinfandel almost 4 years ago
Help me feel validated first.
the lost wizard almost 4 years ago
You see all those degrees on the wall. That means that I’m smarter than you and don’t have to listen to your boring stories about your childhood.
Kind&Kinder almost 4 years ago
The analyst used to work as an editor.