French Fancy posted this meme. Here goes:
My Ex - we thought we were soul mates. I guess one of the reasons we broke up was my undiagnosed and therefore untreated bi-polar mood disorder. Fortunately we never had children and so only hurt each other.
My Ex - we thought we were soul mates. I guess one of the reasons we broke up was my undiagnosed and therefore untreated bi-polar mood disorder. Fortunately we never had children and so only hurt each other.
I love - my wife, life and family.
People would say - that I'm lazy.
But really - I refuse to be and have little experience of being bored.
I don't understand - How economies, often of very different levels of affluence, work.
When I wake up in the morning - weekdays I drag myself into sitting up, on days off, I sleep until I am bored of sleeping.
I lost - My cloth rabbit and my rubber frog. I know exactly where I left both of them.
My past is - gone for ever. No regrets.
Parties are - usually a bit bothersome for me. The only ones I have really enjoyed were cast parties after plays and student parties at theatre school.
I wish - I could find a moustache comb I could slip into my back pocket. This is surprisingly difficult.
Dogs - are sucky, dependant, demanding and sometimes very cute.
Cats - , from kittens to Bengal tigers, are proud, beautiful, noble and sometimes very cuddly.
Tomorrow - and tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow. A great speech. I feel the diametric opposite.
I have a low tolerance for - prolonged goodbyes. For me it's kiss, kiss and leave. When I was young I had a very good friend who did not even say goodbye. He would just get up and leave. Perfect. Died of alcoholism.
Go on - leap before you look.
If I had a million pounds - I would start a foundation, which would give yearly awards for life philosophies.
I am totally terrified - rarely, but when I jay walk, I sometimes realise I am stuck half way across, with cars speeding by in front and behind. I want to die conscious and calm. Not in extreme pain or alarmed.
The only rule is that anyone is welcome to jump in and use it.
2 comments:
I liked all the things you put. I didn't realise you were bi-polar (but then why on earth should I?). I suppose these days doctors are much more aware of their patients' needs and can prescribe meds to help.I had an uncle who was manic-depressive (that's what they used to call it, isn't it?) and it was quite difficult to be around him - quite scary for a child - to see a grown man crying.
I hardly go to parties any more but I used to love them.
I can imagine you loving parties. Meds for bi-polar have advanced enormously even since I was diagnosed. Ah, the wonders of science. Very sorry about your uncle.
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