We feel better sticking to the thought that things work out for the best, and they usually do.

Originally posted by @torunn
We feel better sticking to the thought that things work out for the best, and they usually do.

Originally posted by @great-big-stees
I always stick with, "The glass is half full".

This is a refresh intervention. The Sticky Thread Game will now be reset. The same rules apply. Do not attempt to interfere.

Originally posted by @coquette
This is a refresh intervention. The Sticky Thread Game will now be reset. The same rules apply. Do not attempt to interfere.

Originally posted by @great-big-stees
So, sticking with the original stickiness?

Originally posted by @torunn
No, no - no more stickiness, let's appreciate independence.

Originally posted by @torunn
... an independent mind.

Originally posted by @great-big-stees
Is, almost always, willing to stick in a new way of approaching something "old".

Originally posted by @wolfe63
Is it fly-paper which keeps this silky thread hanging about?

Originally posted by @torunn
I would think so - what else can it be...? 🙂

Originally posted by @wolfe63
I'm lured by the sweetness of its intent...but it appears to be the graveyard of many literary husks, carapaces and antennae.

Originally posted by @wolfe63
I'm lured by the sweetness of its intent...but it appears to be the graveyard of many literary husks, carapaces and antennae.

Originally posted by @coquette
Okay then . . . Well stated, sticky

Originally posted by @great-big-stees
He, assuming he is indeed a he, forgot to stick in bubblegum.

I'm thinking if he was a she she would have called herself "She-Wolfe 63 or perhaps "Luna63...well maybe. 🙄