.....your body has to suffer for it. At least that is what my Dad always told me. Well maybe even just your head itself. I think the saying goes if other people are stupid you may have to suffer as well, but we won't go there right now.
I have this habit of never turning the lights on when going through the church if it is dark out. I know how many steps through the vestibule, turn right and so many steps to a door and I always stick my hand out. If I don't feel the door I walk on in the room. If I touch the door my hand slides down and I open it and walk through the next dark room and unlock my office door step in then turn on my office lights. I have done this a thousand times. This time was different. Someone left the door ajar....my hand told me the door was open as I continued into the room the pain and jolt to my head told me otherwise. The door had been left open about a foot. I learned a valuable life lesson. If the door is not there move hand around and make sure it is not just "ajar".
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As my dear friend Paul S. Miller would say...When is a door not a door?...When it's a jar....
Sorry you had to learn the HARD way.
If I could pause from laughing long enough to comment........
Your ever concerned wife...
Julie
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