harrietjansson
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which poet said that?Sometimes it is in the simplest things that we find joy and beauty.![]()
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which poet said that?Sometimes it is in the simplest things that we find joy and beauty.![]()
I don't attach any serious meaning to spaz. It could be Yiddish for all l know. It doesn't reference any particular group on planet earth so l feel safe in using it. Unless there are a separate spaz group of people that l don't know about.
It actually has a meaning. It's a derogatory term for someone with spastic cerebral palsy, and is therefore ableist.
Edit: Sorry, I just saw that two other posters basically said the same thing.
which poet said that?
Thank you for educating me. l am sorry l didn't know that. And my apologies if l offended anyone. Reminded once again l can be an idiot.
One thing I enjoy is to put on polarized sunglasses and then turn my head sideways back and forth and watch how everything changes.Yes. Little mental games I think, distractions perhaps. One I have done occasionally all my life is look at things with one eye only, and then the other only and still be amazed at the shift in view.![]()
Please associate your uniqueness as being wonderful REPEAT iam not! an idiot.Thank you for educating me. l am sorry l didn't know that. And my apologies if l offended anyone. Reminded once again l can be an idiot.
It didn't offend me but it could reach the eyes of someone very vindictiveYou're not an idiot at all. You just didn't know, and now you do.![]()