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Just Push Back

I have been a tad bit cranky lately.

In fact, if you have had a conversation with me in the last couple of weeks I should probably apologize.

I have no idea what my problem is.

I wake up in the morning with every intention of being nice to knock out my crap and the next thing I know I’m being totally obnoxious.

There is no reason for it other than I feel like a bear trying to take a nap and some kid keeps poking me with a big stick.

The world keeps poking me with a big stick and I just want to scream, KNOCK IT OFF!!



Only there is no one around to yell at.

Unless….

You have had the unfortunate task of speaking to me. Then I’m grouch, loud, and maybe even a little pushy.

Yah… Again sorry about that Angie…

Anyway, please forgive me I know I’m being a butt I will stop I promise. Maybe I need to get my rear exercising maybe take a kick boxing class then I can hit a bag.

I’m working on it I promise but next time I’m being loud, obnoxious, shovey and downright annoying feel free to push back. ☺

Prayers and Hugs,

Comments

Me, Myself and I said…
You're onry because you're not swimming. I went to water aerobics this morning, and although it was a pain to get there, it's always worth it to be in the water. I know, you don't have any time, but you need to get your butt in the pool again. I bet Donna misses you tons.
SAS said…
My family got me a big punching bag ang gloves for Christmas. I love it :)
Willow said…
I say those near you just need to speak softly and carry a big chocolate bar. It will completely destroy any healthy resolutions... but really, how angry can you be with a mouthfull of chocolate?
Bonnie the Boss said…
I have way too many days like that as well!! I think the kick boxing thing is an awesome idea. Oh yeah, and chocolate can't hurt!
Angie said…
Hey, you can push me whenever you want. I can take it. As long as you're not really mad at me when you do it. :) Then it might tick me off a little. But I try REALLY HARD not to make you mad. Ha ha! Just kidding. You rock!

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