Pexels I feel a tiny bit better than I did 2 posts ago. But the current cultural climate, and more personally, the pain that shoots from my shoulder down to my elbow now (such fun), are taking their toll. I’m still not showering regularly, though I’m forced to for acupuncture appointments; I can barely wash... Continue Reading →
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“Manic: A Memoir” by Terri Cheney
Google NOTE: This is not a book review; these are just my thoughts–which may wander. Terri Cheney, who has bipolar disorder and is a writer, was once a hotshot lawyer for big-time clients in Los Angeles. This memoir takes you through her life’s (mis)adventures (her love life, friendships, career). I don’t want to say too... Continue Reading →
Depression Is Coming
Photo credit: CreditDebitPro on Visualhunt / CC BY I’ve been struggling this past couple of weeks with trying not to fall into a depression, that is, if it hasn’t already happened. I haven’t showered in over 2 weeks; I haven’t been keeping up with my skincare routine (which I’m religious about); I’m going to bed... Continue Reading →
Spring Green, WI – July 2020
Photo by author My husband and I usually travel somewhere for my birthday, and this year, despite the quarantine, was no exception. We went to the tiny, little town of Spring Green, Wisconsin, which is about a 2-1/2 hour drive from Chicago. Population 1600. We stayed at an AirBnb so we barely saw anyone except... Continue Reading →
International Cat Day
Photo provided by author Happy International Cat Day!! 😺😺😺
