Oh, life.
Well I have determined that I am living proof of a sinusoidal function. For usually I'm fine, but then I spend about 1/2 hour crying/feeling sorry for myself, and then am kind of bleh and then something else happens or distracts me and I "forget" it. O dear.
I am currently reading "Boundaries in Dating" and in my opinion, according to it, it implies that I'm the kind of person who shouldn't be dating. I'm stuck somewhere in between laughing A LOT and falling into much "sad day"-ness.
I ordered three books off the internet today - I'm excited. Two are by Max Lucado and the other is one about stress management - for I realize that this is an area that I really need to work on, so that I don't feel paralized everytime I'm feeling slightly stressed out. I think part of my problem is that when I'm stressed out I (a) think in absolutes and (b) don't think that I should be stressed out, so try to ignore it instead of saying: " well, I feel stressed out, which is a natural reaction. What can I do help deal and relieve myself of this stress?" Maybe some day.
I met with Elaine for "coffee" today, which was really good and perhaps a little bit of what I needed... for we talked for a while about things that were bothering us and it was good. I think in the last while, I just really, really want to talk to people, but don't really have the courage to do it. Thus, going to do something with a good friend where all you really can do is talk is good. So, if anyone wants to... haha sad day.
Something really exciting has happened - yet I must wait for other things to happen first before it can be more widely known.
4 Comments:
Bean Bean! yay for books and talking with friends! They certainly make life better. I am quite curious about your *exciting* event and hope we can talk soon ;-p Have a good day Bean! Love you lots,
Hey. Your discription of laughing a lot and then being sad is a lot like I am. But I figure it's just cos I have a wide emotional graph. Does that make sense? Not much... Think of a straight line ______ being the middle ground between emotions (not happy, not sad) and the higher you go the happier you are and the lower the sadder. Everyone goes about the same distance down as up. As for me: I have very high highs so I'll also have very low lows. I got all this from Dr James Dobson's book: Questions From the Edge. I don't know how this would help you, I just thought you'd like to know.
Have a wonderful week, 'kay? Stay cool. God bless.
I forgot to ask: How did you make those logos? They're really cool!
Hi Bean!!!
You can probably publicize the news whenever you would like to!
God Bless,
Laurel
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