In past break-ups, I’ve surrounded myself with my network of “sisters” – women who have my back and will let me cry on their shoulders, bolster my ego and make me laugh.
October 22, 2012 at 9:42 am
Lisa
Joan
I agree, laughter is the best medicine during times of trouble.
I know my sister is the first person I turn to when I’m down and out.
There’s no one else better and what I value most is how much she can make me laugh while helping me to heal. Thanks for reminding us of the treasures our “sisters and friends ” are and how important it is to always have our connection with them.
Joan
In past break-ups, I’ve surrounded myself with my network of “sisters” – women who have my back and will let me cry on their shoulders, bolster my ego and make me laugh.
Lisa
Joan
I agree, laughter is the best medicine during times of trouble.
I know my sister is the first person I turn to when I’m down and out.
There’s no one else better and what I value most is how much she can make me laugh while helping me to heal. Thanks for reminding us of the treasures our “sisters and friends ” are and how important it is to always have our connection with them.