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Do you have a favorite expression?
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Do you have a favorite expression?
Do you have a favorite expression? How about one that makes you giggle a little when you use it?
Today I had the occasion to reply "darn tootin" to someone and it made me happy the rest of the day.
Now it's your turn! What's your favorite expression?
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@AARPLynne Remember . . . what other people think of you is none of your business!
Another one is: When you learn how much you're worth, you'll stop giving people discounts. --- Christine
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@postman29 "Solid" that's like the "Good Housekeeping seal of approval" equivalent๐ . Thx postman, heard it years ago in a workshop on self-esteem. Kept that verse in a notebook along with other things that I could draw on in the future. --- Christine
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Throughout my careers as a psychotherapist and educator in counseling skills for naturopathic medicine students, my favorite phrase was Be The Medicine. How we interact with others can have a profoundly healing effect.
Now being retired, my favorite phrase is Be the Love -- a harder ideal to live, given all the strife and division in today's world.
I can't think of any phrases I use that are giggle-able, or at least that are clean enough to share here. ๐
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