"It makes me feel rotten," she says.
A glum man in the foreground wears a button that says, "I feel rotten".
In "Why We Like Spelling," the children explain musically, "It's a way to not feel rotten".
He appears so plainly honest, kind, sincere, and good that he makes people feel rotten by comparison.
She chided him for it; said it made her feel rotten inside, he had looked at her the same way the first time they met.
Never mind that stars are a fine way to rate ergonomic keyboards but a terrible scale for novels, does that not feel rotten?
"But then, when I think of the staff inside, not knowing how this will turn out and their whole livelihoods are at stake, I feel rotten".
In a Profile of the Senator from January of 1972, James Stevenson wrote the usual: that McGovern seemed "as straight as the road from Faith, South Dakota, to Mud Butte (Route 212, thirty-eight miles)," that he "appears so plainly honest, kind, sincere, and good that he makes people feel rotten by comparison".
What not to do: tell employees they should feel good when they have every reason to feel rotten.
I'll go back to balancing my checkbook on the computer, and keep visiting the doctor when I feel rotten.
What things do you do that make you feel rotten, or drain your energy?
