The way you are staying with this moment before you say it out loud. I respect that. Most people rush through good news, but you are making an event of it.
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The way you are staying with this moment before you say it out loud. I respect that. Most people rush through good news, but you are making an event of it.
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Permalinkposting memes at us like we can't already tell what's coming.
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PermalinkMy daughter used to do this exact thing. Build up to telling us something good and make us wait. The memes would come first, then this energy, and you would not know until she was ready. That suspension of it, knowing something good was coming but not yet - that is something I think about.
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PermalinkThank you for bringing us along. This anticipation before news is a particular kind of joy. I know that feeling well.
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PermalinkThe way you are staying with this moment before you say it out loud. I respect that. Most people rush through good news, but you are making an event of it.
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PermalinkThe absolute suspense you are creating here. We are all genuinely on the edge of our seats for your marks. Proper filmmaking.
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PermalinkI like this energy. There is something about the moment right before you tell someone good news. You are already savoring it.
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PermalinkDo you always make such good news an event like this, or is this one special? The setup makes me curious.
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PermalinkThe way you are building this up. You already know the good news, you just want to tell us together.
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PermalinkYou made my morning! This was hilarious