"Sweet baby Jesus in a manger! The cable man came by to fix the cable, which he didn't do btw. But instead erased ALL my recorded shows on dvr. What's I g'on do. What's I g'on do. The final 3 episodes of the Oprah Show just gone. I think I need to hug myself & rock myself to sleep. I think I got the shakes. I can't breathe. The room is spinning. I keep checking every 5 mins to see if it will poof back on screen but it won't. I feel an ugly cry about to come on."
My next comment Facebook status comment...
"I am going through the 5 stages of grief right now. I am in the bargaining stage....cable Gods you can have my favorite sandals, my Fantasia cd, my favorite socks, my youngest son, those 5 brownie bites I saved for that special occasion;which was g'on be tonight while I watched my fav....or...ite.. shows....bwaaaaahhhhh...aa ahhhhh. Tear."
But then a friend posted a video that made me laugh so hard that I watched the video every time I got sad about not being able to watch one of my Oprah shows. Eventually it took a life of its own and every time something made me sad just a little bit, I would whip out my iPad and play the video. My hubby (a dear lovely man for putting up with my antics) laughed and would say, "oh no, not the video." It instantly cheered me up.
Now the great thing about Facebook is that people see your status but may not comment but remember what you previously wrote. So the day before yesterday, I got a comment on my page that said the Oprah Show Finale will be re-aired tomorrow. Der is a Gawd!, I rejoiced in my Sophia voice. I dvr'd it and watched it later. And again this morning for old times sake.
So all in all, yesterday was a good day. I was able to record the Oprah Show finale, plus set the dvr to record today's finale. And to top it off, Oprah Facebook Live aired yesterday. So what a treat I had. I didn't feel well physically but inside I was delightfully happy. The TV fairies really do love me.
So here's the video for your viewing pleasure. In case you're having one of those sad days and just need to let out a little cry.
Blessings!

