Decompressing
de·com·press (dē’kəm-prěs’) v. de·com·pressed, de·com·press·ing, de·com·press·es
v. tr.
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To relieve of pressure or compression.
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To bring (a person exposed to conditions of increased pressure) gradually back to normal atmospheric pressure.
I like the second definition the best. I feel like it’s going to take awhile to get back to any normal atmospheric pressure. My head hurts from the attempt.
Let’s just say that it may be true that there is "one" in every group. And if you don’t know who the "one" is then it is YOU. And, I did not know who the "one" was. And when you are the "one" maybe a bottle of really good white wine not shared with anyone else is not a very good idea.
I think there might be moe than one “one” in our group.
Comment by Doulala — July 23, 2008 @ 12:21 am