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The first two Prats were reported to the proper authorities for harassment and general neerdowell behavior. The next two were removed from my family's inner circle of friends and confidants and the last one was a passing annoyance that hopefully will not have to be dealt with on a regular basis.
Depending on your mood, Prats can be great fun to laugh at but generally they are merely angry little souls with low self-esteem who can only feel better about themselves through the constant onslaught of ill will towards others. If you yourself are a Prat, please realize that perhaps you would have a better outlook on life in general if you removed the obvious object from your Nether Region - it's difficult to be pleasant with something so large shoved up there. Plus, it makes you walk funny.
I hope your upcoming week will be Prat-free but if it isn't ~
... and you choose if you are going to have that happy life, nobody chooses for you.
The best way that I have found to be happy when your world is full of Prats ~ make your own little space in the world, pull out your project and simply stitch your cares away. I know that is what I do when it seems as though all the Prats of the universe have decided to congregate on my front stoop. There is nothing that says I have to respond to the Prats and their constant yammering. In fact, it's better if you don't because if you don't feed into it then they don't have their negative behavior reinforced.
So grab a nice cuppa joe, a couple of sticks and some luxurious string - enjoy your moment in self created Paradise because it is most definitely a Prat Free Zone.
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That was a great post. Yep, we all have them in our life. The trick is to just walk away as they prattle on about what ever has them going.
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Love this post. It made me laugh and it is so true. I know that I have to deal with one or two tomorrow and I shall go in with your post in mind and a positive outlook.
ReplyDeleteLove it! Great post and yes...they seem to be every where at times don't they? I once worked with a woman who lost her husband very young. She told me her kids could have had a happy Mom or a sad Mom and she chose happy. I've never forgotten that and try to live it!
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