Try being the operative word - she managed two hops before the heels got the better of her, and she overbalanced, losing her balance and landing on her hands and knees. “That's an ooch,” Heidi said as Natalie looked up at her. “That's a double ooch,” Cindy added as they watched her pull herself along the floor on her hands and taped knees, until she reached the desk.

I had mind-mapped everything from my business to my baby girl's needs and had bulleted my talking points, brownie points, and breaking points for just about every life area

Minds accessible to reason.

[…] Unequal match’d, Pyrrhus at Priam drives, in rage strikes wide;