No one wants to hear about the doom and gloom that is in my head and heart.
Everything is fine. More than fine. So I’m going to ramble about inconsequential stuff today. Read at your own risk.
Tag: life
Saturday thoughts: school, massage, and small business during coronavirus
Just in time for Canadian Thanksgiving, I get an email from a school: they are welcoming my daughter back to class on Tuesday. (Monday is a holiday, Canadian Thanksgiving.) Continue reading “Saturday thoughts: school, massage, and small business during coronavirus”
Phonelessness™
Good morning.
A horrible, terrible thing has happened and I am officially in electronic detox-land. 😲 Continue reading “Phonelessness™”
Adamantly opposed
Does this title mean anything to anyone?
It doesn’t to the humans around here. Nor to furry creatures, either. Like this dude here:
About death (of a child) and friendships (across the web)
How do you survive the death of a child?
(No worries, all is well here.)
Continue reading “About death (of a child) and friendships (across the web)”
Irritants and annoyances
Yes, this is a rant. So what. You don’t have to read it.
Today, I went grocery shopping. I hate shopping but I do it anyway. I bought most of everything on my list except toilet paper because everyone’s out again.
Whatever. Bring it on, the apocalypse. Continue reading “Irritants and annoyances”
Friday thoughts – struggling
Depression is a stupid, evil thing, isn’t it.
I need to find a way to push it away, far away. I wish I could stay in bed and do nothing for the next week.
But…life, and all that. Blah.
Sunday thoughts
Every once in a while I cook an elaborate breakfast. Today, it was French toast. With the last loaf of bread, almost no maple syrup, but plenty of cinnamon and a tiny sprinkle of sugar. And some peameal bacon ha.
Living the dream here…
Caution: this is an interruption of regular programming. Continue reading “Living the dream here…”
Emotional ebb and flow of life
Everything is temporary.
A wise person said this once but it escapes me now where I read it.
It’s true though, don’t you think? Be it euphoric joy or debilitating depression, we pass through these sets of emotions and emerge with a fresh perspective. Maybe a new outlook. Definitely with accumulated life experience.
It’s the latter that defines us, characterizes us as the individuals we are today.
Life experience. Continue reading “Emotional ebb and flow of life”
