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proper monday
Mar. 28th, 2016 11:16 pmToday the kids and I saw a picture of a cat that is up for adoption and it was named Wonder Woman. We began to laugh at the idea of standing outside and calling for a cat named Wonder Woman.
"Come here Wonder Woman!!! DINNER!!!"
"Wonder Woman WHERE ARE YOU???"
I don't think we will be adopting Wonder Woman. Unless she comes with an invisible plane.
Experiencing a family member's divorce is an interesting thing. I won't go into specifics because it is a private matter (and it is family so I want to be respectful ) but I will say, it is sometimes very odd to see people you always thought as reliable acting in a way that is disappointing. I know that even when it is something both parties want, it is obviously going to be slightly traumatic for some people and it brings out really odd elements of their character. So I find myself saying, "I don't get this. What is this all about???" But then I reflect upon it and think, "Yeah. I suppose that makes sense. For them."
I have been watching this American tv show called, "You're the Worst" and the second season follows the female lead character's descent into a really bad depressive episode. It was done really well but it was so hard to watch at times. I may not engage in drug abuse like the character but there were times when I watched the show that it brought a tight feeling in my chest. But I kept watching because it meant a lot to me to have a show where someone's depression isn't solved in one or two episodes. And that sometimes people are bad at dealing with it. And that some people will always have that with them. I get to live with two strange monsters. Anxiety and Depression! Most of the time I can keep them muzzled, though anxiety likes to get out more often like some horrible yappy dog who shits everywhere.
"Come here Wonder Woman!!! DINNER!!!"
"Wonder Woman WHERE ARE YOU???"
I don't think we will be adopting Wonder Woman. Unless she comes with an invisible plane.
Experiencing a family member's divorce is an interesting thing. I won't go into specifics because it is a private matter (and it is family so I want to be respectful ) but I will say, it is sometimes very odd to see people you always thought as reliable acting in a way that is disappointing. I know that even when it is something both parties want, it is obviously going to be slightly traumatic for some people and it brings out really odd elements of their character. So I find myself saying, "I don't get this. What is this all about???" But then I reflect upon it and think, "Yeah. I suppose that makes sense. For them."
I have been watching this American tv show called, "You're the Worst" and the second season follows the female lead character's descent into a really bad depressive episode. It was done really well but it was so hard to watch at times. I may not engage in drug abuse like the character but there were times when I watched the show that it brought a tight feeling in my chest. But I kept watching because it meant a lot to me to have a show where someone's depression isn't solved in one or two episodes. And that sometimes people are bad at dealing with it. And that some people will always have that with them. I get to live with two strange monsters. Anxiety and Depression! Most of the time I can keep them muzzled, though anxiety likes to get out more often like some horrible yappy dog who shits everywhere.
