Comments on: Compliments http://www.blisscovery.com/compliments/ Fri, 25 Nov 2011 01:09:14 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: R http://www.blisscovery.com/compliments/comment-page-1/#comment-186 R Thu, 24 Sep 2009 17:00:35 +0000 http://www.blisscovery.com/?p=1017#comment-186 Can't resist sharing: From one of my exes (after we'd broken up when discussing what might be on my tombstone, suprised me with this,) "Here lies R, she was the best of everything." Similar to yours, my father was asking my group of friends who was the most powerful witch in the group (I practice witchcraft) and all my friends present said, "R!" immediately, at the same time. It was very gratifying. (And a little scary.) Can’t resist sharing:
From one of my exes (after we’d broken up when discussing what might be on my tombstone, suprised me with this,) “Here lies R, she was the best of everything.”

Similar to yours, my father was asking my group of friends who was the most powerful witch in the group (I practice witchcraft) and all my friends present said, “R!” immediately, at the same time. It was very gratifying. (And a little scary.)

]]> By: briana http://www.blisscovery.com/compliments/comment-page-1/#comment-124 briana Thu, 03 Sep 2009 22:29:27 +0000 http://www.blisscovery.com/?p=1017#comment-124 @Darcy ~ Bah! Best. Compliment. Ever. It might not help you find your purpose, other than the seductress thing (I'm channeling Jenna Elfman a la "Keeping the Faith). BUT, sometimes when you're in the pursuit of a big purposeful dream and your confidence is flagging, remembering this delicious morsel can give you the faith in yourself that you need to keep going. My best ever is kinda similar ~ at the end of a really serious relationship, we were both moving to different cities and heartbroken in an "I still really love you but this just isn't going to work out" kind of way. And as I got on the plane, he gave me a letter and he had written that I "have that special something that most people would kill to have." In all our time together, I never knew he saw something like that in me, and I'm still not sure I fully understand it, or ever will. But you can bet I pull out the memory and snuggle with it when I need a boost of special sauce. @Darcy ~ Bah! Best. Compliment. Ever. It might not help you find your purpose, other than the seductress thing (I’m channeling Jenna Elfman a la “Keeping the Faith). BUT, sometimes when you’re in the pursuit of a big purposeful dream and your confidence is flagging, remembering this delicious morsel can give you the faith in yourself that you need to keep going.

My best ever is kinda similar ~ at the end of a really serious relationship, we were both moving to different cities and heartbroken in an “I still really love you but this just isn’t going to work out” kind of way. And as I got on the plane, he gave me a letter and he had written that I “have that special something that most people would kill to have.” In all our time together, I never knew he saw something like that in me, and I’m still not sure I fully understand it, or ever will. But you can bet I pull out the memory and snuggle with it when I need a boost of special sauce.

]]> By: Darcy http://www.blisscovery.com/compliments/comment-page-1/#comment-117 Darcy Wed, 02 Sep 2009 20:42:40 +0000 http://www.blisscovery.com/?p=1017#comment-117 My best compliment ever was one I didn't get to my face. A friend was leaving our group (swing dancing) to go back into the seminary to become a priest. Another friend, G., was trying to tempt him to stay and not give up dancing by saying he would get lots of girls to flirt with him and make it too hard for him to leave. My priest said to G. (and G. told me later), "If Darcy can't keep me out of the seminary, no one can." Best. Compliment. Ever. Of course, he is now a priest, but still. Alas, I don't think it says anything about my purpose in life, unless my purpose is unintentional and failed seductress of clergy, which I hope it is not. My best compliment ever was one I didn’t get to my face. A friend was leaving our group (swing dancing) to go back into the seminary to become a priest. Another friend, G., was trying to tempt him to stay and not give up dancing by saying he would get lots of girls to flirt with him and make it too hard for him to leave. My priest said to G. (and G. told me later), “If Darcy can’t keep me out of the seminary, no one can.” Best. Compliment. Ever. Of course, he is now a priest, but still.

Alas, I don’t think it says anything about my purpose in life, unless my purpose is unintentional and failed seductress of clergy, which I hope it is not.

]]> By: Miss Lissy http://www.blisscovery.com/compliments/comment-page-1/#comment-68 Miss Lissy Sat, 08 Aug 2009 18:01:42 +0000 http://www.blisscovery.com/?p=1017#comment-68 I really agree. Some of the best things said to me are the ones I doubt or I want to be true, but I can't quite believe it. Like when my boyfriend told me I was one of the most honest and most sincere people he's ever met. Yes, I'm honest - but that he's ever met? That's a huge scale. I really agree. Some of the best things said to me are the ones I doubt or I want to be true, but I can’t quite believe it. Like when my boyfriend told me I was one of the most honest and most sincere people he’s ever met. Yes, I’m honest – but that he’s ever met? That’s a huge scale.

]]> By: Chicken http://www.blisscovery.com/compliments/comment-page-1/#comment-44 Chicken Mon, 27 Jul 2009 22:08:12 +0000 http://www.blisscovery.com/?p=1017#comment-44 I'm famous!!!! :) I’m famous!!!! :)

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