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8 responses to “Someone kick me”
*kicks Jax up the bum* Get going!!!
Here’s one from me too
I’m being kicked by someone else 🙂
On my way.
If I was being mean I could say that you have had time to read my blog and write on yours, therefor you are just finding excuses 😈
But if I was being sympathetic to your plight, I could argue that your earlier actions were indicative of your general apathy today and tell you that it was OK to be generally apathetic occasionally.
Guess which avenue I’m going for……..:wink:
🙂 to Jan – has the kicking only just started? Can’t remember when you normally feel it now, it was so long ago!!
been building up for a few days Kirsty 🙂
I’ve been using the birthday as an excuse not to have to do anything, and perversely have found myself wanting to do stuff 🙂 When I know I have loads of things to do, my natural reaction is to completely ignore it.
No kicks from here – but you can have a hug if you like! Apathy is fine for a while – I’ll kick you in person tomorrow.