Yesterday I stuck this up on my white board at work:
We then made a list of people we were stuck with, including family members, co-workers, neighbors, and the current President of the United States.
Who are the people you’re stuck with? How do you deal with them?
Does it help to know that
- you’re not alone being stuck with people?
- you can try to limit your contact with the challenging people you’re stuck with?
- those people are stuck with difficult people too?
- you can focus on self-love and self-care even when you’re stuck with people?
Now you’re stuck with my other photos from yesterday.
I don’t mind being stuck with my husband Michael, who sticks healthy and delicious meals on our plates.
I also don’t mind being stuck in traffic listening to Bernadette Peters singing “Some People” from Gypsy:
Now I’m hoping some people stick some comments, below, about this “People You’re Stuck With” post.
Thanks for sticking with me, people, through so much!
The Year(s) of Living Non-Judgmentally 
I don’t mind being stuck in bed under a pile of comforters, with a cup of coffee in my hand and a book on my lap
I love being stuck here with you, beth.
The people you feel stuck with probably have the same feeling about you, so I figure it’s a wash, Ann. Be careful on our east coast snow. Don’t get stuck, my friend.
Thanks for helping me not get stuck, my good friend.
I like that quote by, Martin Luther King. We all have the same fundamental desires, but pursue them in different ways. We’re all stuck with that person in the White House ( I’m not rewarding him by calling him president), so whenever I see him on TV , I just change the channel. I would like to know more about this encantation he has over the Republican Senators. Other Repulican presidents were not this sinister/ OR, is he threatening their lives, like the Godfather towards his soldiers?? I just would like to know./ Have a nice day, Ann
Thank you, Carla, for sticking this comment here.
I know some people can get you into sticky situations which is why one of my favorite sayings is that a good friend will bail you out of jail in the middle of the night, but a really good friend will be in the cell next to you saying, “Well, that was fun.”
Well, Chris, that was fun.
I’m stuck with being a Rat, and I’m happy with that!
I’m happy with this comment, Peter!
I am thinking of the song “Happy to be stuck with you” which is how I feel about Tim
Oh, rats! I’m stuck with my annoying hubby! LOL! ˉ̶̡̭̭ ( ´͈ ᗨ `͈ ) ˉ̶̡̭̭
I’m so glad you stuck this comment here, my wonderful blogging friend! ❤
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I would enjoy being stuck anywhere with you, Maureen.
I have a feeling that you might write a song about being stuck with a certain person you were hoping not to be stuck with. I bet the person you are happy to be stuck with will cook you a really lovely supper while you write it.
The first song I ever wrote was about that, Maureen.
I remember that song. 🙂
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I laughed at your reference to the President. Dear God! I practically stop breathing when I think of him. BUT, if I take him out of the equation, I don’t feel too stuck. Being retired after years of cooperative learning and working environments allows me a better chance of being quite selective. Now I have to just hope other people don’t feel stuck with ME! 🙂
I can’t imagine anybody feeling stuck with you, Debra. Thanks for sticking with me for all these years!
Interesting reading this now with what’s going on in the world now. I’m glad I’m stuck with the man I love and he loves me. At the beginning of all of this social isolation my husband jokingly said ‘it’s a good thing we like each other’. Isn’t that the truth. I can’t imagine living with someone you don’t like especially in these trying times.