urg.

It seems like once you stop writing, it becomes harder and harder to start up again. There's also the issue of life feeling too personal to talk about. So much has been going on, so many changes. I'm on this emotional roller coaster that puts my NORMAL ups and downs to shame. I mean, sure, I always have had a bi-polar edge about me, but lately it's been too much for even myself to handle. I literally can go from sobbing hysterically to spinning around, arms up, elated to be alive and back down again all within a half an hour. It's tiring.
My consistent obsessions lately have been put on the back burner and I have been just trying to tread water. I haven't really taken any photos or hung out with friends or done much of anything at all.
aside from work, worry and fret...
I'm sitting here at work in soaken wet pants. And underwear. Probably getting daiper rash as we speak. hahahah good GOD...
long story. No, I didn't wet myself. It's water.
glub.
glub glub.


3 Comments:
Good to hear from you again, Kari! Love the robin - that touch of orange against the pavement.
You didn't ask, but I think you need to get out more. Breathe some fresh air and focus on the sensation of warmth on your skin. Sweat out some of that depression, Girl!! Tears can carry away nasty toxins, so I figure sweat might as well. . .?
No sweat glands, eh? I had a friend in college who, along with her brother, didn't have them either - small world!
I dread the day I lose my mother and can only imagine how you feel. When I've lost others I dearly loved, it felt like a chunk of my heart had been ripped out. Thankfully, eventually it regenerated but the scars are still there. I'm sure you're offered lots of well-meaning advice, but you're the only one who'll know how and when you can start to feel whole again. Just know you're not alone.
Go home and put dry clothing on! :>
And hang in there. There are people who love you.
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