u/wewearallblack

The grabbing hands, gravel and sand*

Everything counts in large amounts.

*Should be 'grab all they can.'

March 18.

It makes me a carbohydrate.

It went straight to voicemail.

Sometimes we go out of our way and do something risky, laborious, or costly for someone that allows them to overcome the challenge they face. Acknowledging the rarity of the selflessness of our actions, they tell us that they owe a debt of gratitude to us. In my experience, this situation sets one up for disappointment as situations easily arise where we feel that the other person didn't go out of their way for us. So my question: what is expected of someone who had expressed gratitude for something we extended to them? Are they expected to give something back? To extend to us some latitude patience, tenderness, or preference that hey don't normally extend to others?

So we split the bill.

Because nothing escapes the vacuum of space.

From:

The apple don't fall far from the tree +

Chip on your shoulder +

A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.

If I were to guess what it means, id say: "Displays of bitterness affect even those who are not its source". What's yours?

Ugh, you should've asked me last night while it was still on the tip of my tongue!

I heard this from a relative who obviously thought cleanliness, as a trait, was close to the "Frontline".