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Oh, no! My boss thinks that I am one of these people: does that mean I have to get off of my anti-depressant? LOL Actually, I am grateful - so grateful to find myself in this country with running water in my home (hot, even, if I want!) and good food on my table, etc., etc. that I cannot seem to be depressed for very long. I'm glad to see people in the morning, and don't need the coffee before I can smile or any of that. There is a lot in life to make one sad, but there's a lot to help us smile, too.
Posted by: Kit Potter | August 15, 2009 at 06:49 PM