If your day has been "made" by a good event, can it later be unmade? Or is "made"ness irreversible? Discuss:
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A day that has been made for whatever reason can absolutely be unmade. It takes an event of much greater significance to unmake a day; getting stuck in traffic isn't going to do it. Getting into an accident might do it, though.
i am certain that a day can be unmade. and i don't think it necessarily takes a big thing. A "C" on a test would unmake some peoples day, or being ten minutes late.... but generally when peoples days have truly been "made" then i don't think you can get down from that high for the day. hehe
"i know you can be overwhelmed and i know you can be underwhelmed, but can you ever just be whelmed??
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A day that has been made for whatever reason can absolutely be unmade. It takes an event of much greater significance to unmake a day; getting stuck in traffic isn't going to do it. Getting into an accident might do it, though.
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You made my week! Don't think it can go down.
i am certain that a day can be unmade. and i don't think it necessarily takes a big thing. A "C" on a test would unmake some peoples day, or being ten minutes late.... but generally when peoples days have truly been "made" then i don't think you can get down from that high for the day. hehe
"i know you can be overwhelmed and i know you can be underwhelmed, but can you ever just be whelmed??
i think you can in Europe."
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