Depression

Oh, it's not what you're thinking.

It's because of where I live — smack in the middle of Bluegrass Airport's arrival and departure routes. 

No, I don't live at the airport!  (Slly!)  My house is situated in the paths of so many of those routes (about 10 miles from the airport).

Lots of planes flying low over our house.

A plane could go down upon on our house.

Or go Donnie Darko on us.

And!

I've added a couple of new pages!  Food and Activity diaries…logs…whatever.

I'm thinking if I make these things out there — in front of God and everybody — then I'll do a better job of reaching my goals:

  • Becoming healthy and fit
  • Getting my house in order

We.  Shall.  (ALL!)  See.

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I’m still on the dark side.

Maybe Lily, too…

Or maybe I’m just projecting…

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…right?

I tell myself that, but I don’t always believe it.

I don’t.

But I hope.

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…but outside it’s raining buckets.

Lily doesn’t mind the rain and loves the cold.  Sometimes we have to drag her or trick her with treats to get her in the house for the night.  She wants to stay out in the cold 24/7.   A few minutes after I took these photos she appeared at the back door covered in mud — much like on that other day

I still prefer her best when she’s clean and dry:

Lily

Of course her feet are always a bit dirty.  Some things just defy prevention…

Remember Dovely?Remember the Dovely baby?  She still lives nearby so I get to see her now and again.  Isn’t she just adorable?  I’m still in love with her.  In my heart she still feels like my little girl.  I don’t know if that feeling will ever leave.  I don’t know that I want it to…  She’ll be three years old in July ’10.  She talks a lot — and sings!

P.S. Added this evening:

Send your own ElfYourself eCards

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This day…

12/07/2009

is being hard to get through.

What is it?

What is it?

What

is

it?

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I didn’t go…

10/27/2009

I got up to go.  Took a shower.  Made sure to wear a pair of my favorite shoes.  Took my husband to work.  Went to my on campus appointment.

The sinking dread and sadness kept increasing with each passing moment.

I kept trying to focus on the good things:

  • there might be cake
  • I can sit with the Uber One
  • I like all these people
  • I love the food at this restaurant

But I couldn’t convince myself…

  • there will never be enough cake
  • I already miss these people

So…

I didn’t go.

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… oh my!

So at my therapist’s office they have all these toys and puppets for when working with children.  There are different items in every room and they have the most wonderful puppets!  Like this turtle that I know Darling Hubby would love:

turtle puppet

And here is a cow on a monkey’s back (et al)!

A cow on the monkey's back

Yes, my therapist is still working me really hard, but it’s okay because I know it’s all for the good of me.  We don’t work with the puppets or toys I just enjoy seeing all of them…

And then one day while I’m parked at the Ky Clinic to pick up an Rx I see this parked in the cycle spaces:

'tis the season...

 This guy is strapped on but good!

Firm seating

So here’s to nobody stealing him!

from the rear

That’s all for now!

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Remember that scene in Kindergarten Cop when Schwarzenegger’s character says he has a headache and one of the kids tells him it might be a tumor?

I think about the scene a lot.  Because I know "it’s not a tumor!"

But if it were — it might could be cut out and then the pain would stop (and my tumor would be a benign tumor of course).

Late yesterday afternoon I thought this thing was done.  I was really starting to feel better for a few hours.  A few hours.

A few hours.

I even felt like getting cleaned up and going in to the office — even though it was already time for me to leave for the day.  I could’ve done a lot in those few hours.  I’ve got this pile of stuff I’ve been sorting through so as not to leave a mess in the files when I leave. 

That’s what I’ve been doing since I decided to leave.  Housekeeping.  A little at a time so as not to become overwhelmed.  Not wanting to leave too much of a mess for the next person. 

This morning my husband told me it was Friday.  Friday.  Tuesday was so long ago.

Tuesday I felt like I was losing my mind.  Instead my mind is intact and my brain is hell bent on keeping me down.  But, it’s not really my brain, is it?  The brain doesn’t feel pain…

The brain just interprets the pain.  Right?  Yeah, I think that’s right.

My brain is working over time.  Interpreting the arthritis in my neck and shoulders.  My back and left knee.  My eyeballs.  And my poor head.

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