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No argument here! That wouldn't be very thoughtful 🤘. I joined the U.S. Army back in 1992. Before that I'd only ever shot a pellet gun, or a 410 shotgun. The irony of having a Mom that worked as a secretary for the fire department of an Army Ammunition Plant LOL... SAFETY FIRST! So... I wasn't allowed to do the things that would potentially harm myself, or others. My point? #wordsarehard and those (in my opinion) are all weapons—ones that need proper introduction, and yes... safety; but really they are tools.
"You can't put back the things you've broken."
Just like that John Wick movie scene...
Anyway... you know I love seeing your posts. I have been fighting the good fight behind the curtains. Life continues to bring all the lovely challenges. But I wanted to reply here and tell you to remember that entire experience. Remember anything good, and label anything "bad" and put it on the back burner... Have a good rest of your weekend, dear soul...
!LADYWes...
RE: More than you can hold