As a pysychotherapist, I’m supposed to be an expert on crazy. There are times when my patients seem a lot less crazy to me than other people I’m seeing around me. Now is one of those times.
Who’s crazy in my photos from yesterday?
Here‘s Patsy Cline singing “Crazy.”
My boyfriend Michael tells me that the original title of that song was “Stupid.” Is he crazy? He’s been singing that other version like crazy, lately.
Whether things are stupid or crazy right now, I’m still grateful for everybody who helped me create today’s blog post, including YOU.
Breathe in, breathe out, Ann.
That helps let go of crazy for sure, my very sane friend.
“Crazy” has a lot of meanings. But I don’t think I am crazy or stupid for reading your blog.
We are neither crazy nor stupid, meaningful Maureen.
Just lately the whole world seems a little crazy!
A little crazy is better than a lot crazy! Thanks for being so sane, Peter.
A friend once told me “Allowing myself to go a little crazy once in a while reassures me I’m not crazy.” That still makes me laugh, and I use it as an excuse to go a little crazy sometimes too. We may be cracked but we’re not broken.
Thanks for helping us all keep it together, Chris.
Being able to recognize craziness is a good thing. If one can, then one is likely sane.
-Alan
Thanks for sanely sharing that, Alan.
Maybe in the song, ” crazy” means “ashamed”, like were not aloud to make mistakes in love and any other instance. I’m only guessing ahaha
Thank you for this very non-crazy comment.
HI Ann, I’m back! Can’t download your posts on my iPad, but can when I get to my iMac. Looking forward o catching up. xoxo
Yay! You make the world less crazy for so many of us, Val. ❤
Takes one … 😉
Who’s crazy?
Me i’m crazy, just so you know
I like your kind of crazy, Joanne.
Things are certainly crazy right now! And I have a hard time refraining from labeling a lot of people “stupid.” It’s all very confusing! 🙂