What is the deeper meaning when someone needs to drink alcohol for a week before speaking with you? ~

Don’t be sad lol.

https://answermug.com/forums/topic/105290/has-anyone-here-noticed-there-is-a-game-section-on-this-site-i

Ha!
:)
Truly, thank you Jaimie!
I was really letting the question bum me out. It struck me as so sad.
And then that beautifully sad-to-me photo. I love that photo, though, too, at the same time. I've never seen it before. It speaks to me. Beautiful things need not always be happy, that's for sure.
:)

We’ll I’m guessing this question was inspired by that exchange because he posted this right after lol.   I could see how the question and pic could be seen as sad too though :) 

Thanks :)

My mind is sort of racing at the possibility of the many ways of how Randy D's question and that beautiful photo have struck me today - - this all could be an excellent movie / novel or short story or something. It's all somehow incredibly moving to me. And, then, maybe as a kicker surprise ending of some sad story --  in would come you saying, "Oh - no -- don't be sad -- this is what happened" -- ha!
 :)

This is all cool to me :)

:) 

Yes -- a " :) "   -- I agree

Meh...most of the women I knew were drunks anyway.

Thanks, Element 99, ha!
:) 

Yeah, Jaimie gave me more details on the question. :)

The question by itself - I was letting it get to me, thinking about how sad it struck me.
:)

And Toto's "Africa" is palying on the radio now -- that song by Toto always makes me feel better, too! Ha!

(Not Weezer's 'Let-s-try-to-sound-exactly-like-Toto' cover, ha! And I like Weezer -- just not their cover of the song)

EDIT: I'm leaving the typo 'palying' - I ALWAYS type that word wrong the first time, every time and today I'm tired of correcting myself


This post was edited by WelbyQuentin at April 22, 2020 9:09 AM MDT

  I didn’t mean to make you sad, my friend, nor anyone else, but especially not you. This post was purely in jest, and it’s all about Jaimie, BUT PLEASE DON’T TELL HER THAT!  (You know how she gets when she’s in her “everything-is-always-all-about-me” modes.) I will deny it vehemently if you tell her. 

~

:)
Thanks, Randy D! (And I will not tell anything to Jaimie, ha!) And I really appreciate your kindness in wanting to let me know that your question was a fun question.
:)



Yeah, I admit -- I let the thought of your question sadden me but I promise I'm good. And the sadness was even a good type of sad. Your question -- and that oh-so-fine photo -- moved me. I often find in life that fine art moves me - - all of my emotions are open. And, often, the 'sadder' fine art things, like music, novels, short stories, movies, are what strike me the most. Like Lars Von Trier's movie "Dancer in the Dark" -- the best movie I've ever seen and it is SO sad to me. And Michael Haneke's original 1997 "Funny Games" movie (not his own American remake of the same movie) -- THE most disturbing movie to me but it is a masterpiece for me. My point -- sad things can move (and sometimes disturb) me in good ways. And your question was one of those - - and then that image -- it all combined for a big "resonance" in that part of me -- the part that sees myself when I experience my feelings though music and words and visual images - - things like that.

I'm not explaining myself so well it seems. And I need to go get some work done now.
But do know I'm good -- there was sadness but sort of that quiet profound type of sadness that reminds me that life is good. 
:)