my journey

[gagged_Louise]

I just did the same thing reading your post, /talked loud to herself/ 'cept I wasn't alone and my little one is saying, "are you okay, Mommy?" I know just what you're talking about, jeanne. ~winks~

It's sorta noticeable you don't live in a city where lots of people are walking around with handsfree corded (invisinble) cell phones. Over here, i see people every day "talking to themselves" in the street, on the train, even in the grocery store. Sometimes just chatting, sometimes saying things so outrageous you really wish they'd have waited till they got home - or just smiling at it. And yes, the no-no on talking to yourself in public used to be as strong here as it is in the States, or even stronger...

[John56{vg}]

I remember waiting at a traffic light on Market Street in San Francisco. Several people passed by us, but one gentleman would walk into the intersection and then turn and yell at nobody there behind him. He was having a heated argument withhis imaginary friend.

I tuened to my ex-wife and told her, "It is just a really bad day, when your imaginary friends turn against you."

Have a great day everyone.