I regret nothing.

Sometimes they drop by n' try n' be all doom n' gloom. out of fairness I give them a few minutes to change their attitude. if not I tell them that if they want to stay then they have to drink with me AND they must keep up after that, they start making all kind of excuses about having to go do evil or prepare for the coming end-of-the-world yadda...yadda....
those that refuse to leave, I invite them to lunch, and have them shot...... then go back to whatever I was doing <3

Hope your week is going well, ~many 's ~

Hmm. Demons... yeah. But those of us without a few don't have many stories to tell (and I jsut loooove to tell stories!) except the ones about holding Nana's hand in the park. Which are fine stories... but gawdawful dull after the third telling.

A famous physicist (I forgot which one) once said "If you're not making big mistakes, then you're not working on hard enough problems. And that's a big mistake." Life's a journey, and road-maps to happiness are not provided for the trip. The journey's best enjoyed when you realize that you will sometimes choose the wrong path. Accept mistakes as part of being human, and use them as opportunities to learn and to grow. Sometimes a wrong turn leads to a beautiful place.

(Great poll. We could probably all use a little more introspection.)

Demons - and they are very real - will always rear their ugly heads... What matters is what our reaction is when they do. No matter how powerful those demons may seem to be, there is always something else more powerful to lean on, and even those demons might exist to teach us something about ourselves