@ray666
Psychological gestures? That's s GREAT! All the years we were raising our family we had cats - Siamese, Balinese. They raised those psychological gestures to a whole new level, appearing sometimes to want you to do something to serve their self-centered (but adorable) interests. But, no! It was a ruse, a theatrical trick as if to prove they could make us think one thing while reality was another. But today I have a dog, and when he casts those ever-sincere, longing eyes in your direction and you make eye contact, you are in the presence of genuine relational truth that is out there for anyone and everyone who cares to watch. I love BOTH cats and dogs.

But -- ahem -- all I really intended to do was endeavor to say, stay in charge of that psychological gesturing when it comes to your balance (no pretending to be brave, in control, and steady as a marble pillar). This is no time for theatrics, especially since you're probably not on its payroll anyway. I realize I harp on staying safe, but we PNers have to stick together - in all kinds of weather, even when the 100% humidity drops below 50%.

Break a leg! ~ NO, NO, NO! I meant, Cheers!!
Barb (@bjk3)