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It is what it is.
I used to despise this saying, actually I would cringe when ever anyone would say it. Mostly because of the story that I had attached to it.
This saying was used "at me" to explain why I was being cut off from my sisters after the passing of my mother. - Ouch. Grief has a way of making what should bring you closer - pull you apart further.
These days though, I find myself saying this quite often. and even when discussing my sisters recently I found myself shrugging and saying "it is what it is" but in a completely different more free and more open way.
One thing that I have come to realise is that you can't "make" people like you, love you or even connect with you - even if they are 'family'.
My hubby Scott sent me this yesterday and I thought you know - this is so right!
So what does the term "it is what it is" mean to you? I would love to hear your thoughts.
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