I've not been able to write much, lately. Probably a bit of burnout, I'd imagine. I keep getting to the point where I open the browser, start to put something into the keyboard and onto the screen, and then kinda just stare at it, no idea coming to mind as to how to continue. Then I go to the archives and start searching for one I can share to the PB Community Facebook Page on Monday mornings (US time), and can end up in myriad emotions.
This was the result of such a process.
I hope it's worthy of the time it takes to read it, if you do, in fact, choose to continue. I kind of just decided to go with the flow and let it be whatever it ends up being. So be it.
I've been around a while, and learned a few things along the way. I believe one should leave this world a bit more, for the moment shared with it; perhaps it's time I try.
Monday, January 30, 2017
Monday, January 9, 2017
Failures, Do-Overs, If Onlys, and Choices
Life is weird.
Post Labels:
Abilities,
Challenges,
Change,
Choice,
Clarity,
EDS,
Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome,
Failure,
Growth,
Health,
Hope,
Memories,
Mindfulness,
Mistakes,
Rare Disease
Monday, January 2, 2017
In Review, and in Preview
Something a little different this week. I posted this elsewhere in my little world, but I felt like it was something worth sharing here, so I'm going to do it, maybe with slight differences.
Post Labels:
Challenges,
Choice,
Clarity,
Confidence,
Coping,
Courage,
EDS,
Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome,
Family,
Friendship,
Gastroparesis,
Health,
Hope,
Love,
Memories,
Optimism,
Strength,
Thoughts,
Whanau
Monday, December 5, 2016
A Little Dose of Reality
This week, I want to approach something of a bit of a sensitive nature. I truly hope that those for whom it might be a bit triggering will allow me to finish my point before giving up on me, because it's about how we face our own mortality when - well, faced with our own mortality. It really shouldn't be too bad, but I like to give people the heads up.
Post Labels:
Abilities,
Bipolar Disorder,
Challenges,
Choice,
Clarity,
Creativity,
Darkness,
Depression,
Discouragement,
EDS,
Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome,
Grief,
Hope,
Light,
Mindfulness,
Pain,
Rare Disease,
Service,
Support,
Winter
Monday, November 21, 2016
“We Apologize for the Inconvenience.”
I've been a little lax in writing the past, few weeks, because a friend of mine came into the country for a visit, and so we've been busy. But there have been a few things I've noticed while exploring my world with them which I've noticed elsewhere at other times, but at times like these they stand out so sharply I just want to squeak! There are other posts I've made which touch on a similar vein of this topic*, so clearly this is something that I feel needs to be addressed once in a while.
Monday, October 31, 2016
I'm Grateful That's All You Have!
Okay... so I'd not exactly planned to have this blog reflect my personal journey, so much, but it appears that is where my creative powers have gone, and so I can only follow their lead. My mind is interesting, that way: it seems to want to express what it wants to express, and anything else won't get shared! So I guess you get to know me a little better!
Post Labels:
Abilities,
Celiac Disease,
Challenges,
Cliches,
Communication,
Coping,
EDS,
Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome,
Empathy,
Gastroparesis,
Gluten,
Gratitude,
Health,
Interstitial Cystitis,
Mindfulness,
Support
Monday, October 24, 2016
I Write... Because...
This week, I'm going to write about... my writing. I'd more or less been floating around a topic for this week's post, and came across something which resonated so purely with me, it dropped all the other thoughts I'd had, and had me riveted. This post is unlikely to be as riveting as her message was to me, but it might at least touch someone, in some way, hopefully positive, and that is all it is meant to be. My heart speaking to someone else's. So, here we go.
Post Labels:
Anxiety,
Bipolar Disorder,
Challenges,
Choice,
Coping,
Courage,
Darkness,
Depression,
Discouragement,
EDS,
Gratitude,
Healing,
Hope,
Joy,
Mindfulness,
Pain,
Rare Disease,
Strength,
Stress,
Support
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