But in the context of inline racing, especially as it relates to crashing, specifically my crash, "It could be worse" always applies. The following picture helps frame the context of "It could be worse" when I consider how irritating the healing of my road rash has been this past week:
Incidentally, click here for some more really great shots of the St. Paul Inline Marathon event.
4 comments:
Dang, I say that all the time, Never thought it would be a bad thing to say. I'll have to re-think that one I guess, especially around the Karli.
Yeah, that would be me...guarantee it!
"It could be worse." I guess I have heard it so much that I instantly get annoyed with it. When I have been in great pain and people have said that to me it means, "get over it"! When I lost a child and someone said, "It could be worse. At least you didn't know it." They were not hearing my soul crying for the child I just lost. I knew THAT child! I wanted THAT child.
"I'm so sorry" goes a long way.
When I break a nail, Yeah things could be worse.
So, context is everything, eh?
Oh, don't get me started. :)
For the record, I would NEVER say "could be worse" to a woman who just lost a baby. Because it can't.
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