Hi Sass. I just came back three weeks ago. I told the peeps I need a cup of coffee and wanted to know where you were. They told me the good news and I did a flip off the kitchen counter. So happy for you.
So great to see you Sweet. I just came back myself a few weeks ago. There's a lady on here whose picture is she's looking out a window and everytime I see her I think of you.
I think it's amazing that no matter where on go on the east coast, I see the same moon. The darm thing is so big you can see it no matter where you go within the same time zone. Things like that fascinate me.
I thought you would understand the clapping hands.
I never gave a thought about the moon being the same all over the world but I just heard something in the news and I thought I'd run it across the peeps.
You guys did pretty good. GOOD JOB PEEPS....
Gotta go.......American Idol is on and Scotty is singing..
WOW, so clearly explained. That's exactly what it is, constant chatter. It sounds like you know exactly what I'm experiencing. Even as I'm typing this, I'm thinking about six different things, what I should be doing, what I have to do, what I do, what's on for tomorrow, next week, on and on and on.
So I guess I should hum to myself, the Ohm thingy. I just tried it and it drowns out the tv sound. Hmmmmm, might work. I hope so but I'm a very high stress person and don't give in to calm things. But I'll try.
It sounds like I'm trying to throw myself into a trance. What I would call self-hypnosis (staring) but have no reason to call it that.
So, I hear the motor of the refrigerator, cars outside, my own breathing, and any other sound that comes into the moment. I let the sounds stay so that they melt into one sound. Does it matter which sound takes the lead? When I finally get to one sound, what should I be feeling? If I'm in a trance, how do I know when to get out of it, or does the hypnotic state let me go?
Okay, so I'm going to have to talk like a three year old so I can help you to understand me.
For instance, when I go to bed, I can't stop my brain from thinking about a dozen things at once. It drives me crazy.
If I'm watching tv it's not as bad but I still can't get my concentration to think of one thing.
And in truth, I'm telling this to the whole world, I think enough about my problems during a normal day but I'm able to push all that crap off. But when my body is trying to relax, like going to bed, and I start thinking about problems, it throws me into tears and I really don't want to do that. I'm trying to get past all that.
So, is this something like I can't win the war until I go through several battles.
I just don't want to throw myself into depression when I'm trying to do something that is good for me.
RE: Remember When
*** that should have been SweetOwen is back too.