It’s like I just wake up one morning – and I’ve
been cast as the new neighbour in Days of our Lives. Or better yet, I’ve been
cast as the poor little stranger, innocently wandering through town – and then
I get adopted by the Brady family and thrown right into the middle of the
latest Salem drama.I just hope I don't turn out like Sammy Brady!
Like sands through the hourglass... |
So I walk out of my front door and feel like
I need to be constantly looking over my shoulder – just waiting for the moment
that my evil twin is going to jump out of nowhere and announce her existence –
along with the fact that she’s the one who’s been wreaking so much havoc in my
life.
It’s not long before I start wishing I could
rather have been cast as the character that wakes up in the hospital with an
unexplained case of amnesia. That way I wouldn’t have to remember or deal with
any kind of drama.
Okay fine, so I’m totally exaggerating. But
you understand what I’m getting at, right? Sometimes there’s just so much drama in your life that you
begin to feel like it’s not really your life anymore. Here’s what I do when
that happens.
I watch an episode of Days, and when I
realise that my life is actually pretty boring and ordinary – I feel a lot
better. My life doesn’t have any crazy plots involving blackmail, amnesia,
comas, impostors or people coming back from the dead – again and again – or any
crazy, desperate baby-swapping women. Yet.
So, I might have a few soapsuds here and there –
all lives do – but I won’t let my life be turned into a meaningless soap opera
where the drama continues for months on end and takes up all my energy. I
decide to avoid drama – it makes for a much happier and more peaceful life. Try it out.
This is what a REAL soap opera looks like... |
The one thing I regret about not turning my
life into a real daytime soap? The fact that none of those people ever age – ever!
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