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I suck!

Sherlock77

Sherlock77

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Or to be clear, I was really, really, really hoping to go to a photography exhibit reception tonight

This particular one is always an active one with lots of energy, and a packed room, and with great photography on the walls, and the show itself only lasts one weekend... This reception is always a highlight of the year for our annual photography festival every February

Anyway, I seem to have come up with a bug and just didn't wanted to wade into a crowd, I'm not "that" sick but just enough at the same time

And I hate it! I don't like missing big things and the big event, I suppose there is always next year but I'm currently feeling slightly depressed and listless at home tonight (nothing clinical)
 
Sounds to me more like you soar! You are choosing the wellbeing of potentially many people over your own wish to attend the function. My suck-o-meter shows a solid zero.
 
Meantime... A friend of mine communicated with me that she didn't go, as she is having a bad bout of depression right now... Reality :cool:
 
It happens. Both me and wife were sick with nasty bug Christmas and New Years. And that is only time my son manages a visit (military) as well as daughter being there. I was bummed for a while, but it passes.
 
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