During my perimenopause, I became a pretty negative person. As a result of my near constant pain, I grew resentful. I became numb to emotions like happiness and optimistic outlooks like hope. I'd wake up every day afraid to be optimistic for fear of being rewarded with a headache later. As if the Universe was… Continue reading Headaches, Heartaches, and Fear
My father is one of those people that takes a back seat and lets…
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I smelled natural gas in our kitchen a little more than a week ago while running our dishwasher. Long story short, we called the fire department to come and test our home for a natural gas leak, which turned out to be a problem with the drain hose. By the time the fire department arrived,… Continue reading Things That Make Me Feel Embarrassed
A couple of things... Here is an article that mentions the study in the book about the electric shocks: https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2014/07/people-would-rather-be-electrically-shocked-left-alone-their-thoughts Here is one quote I love from The Alchemist: The following is the excerpt from the book I read. Love is in the Being You do not have to do anything to be loved. You… Continue reading Podcast #14- Doin’ Nothing, Sleep, and Love
I wasn't "popular" in the traditional sense in high school. However, according to Merriam Webster's definition of the word, I was popular. I suppose it is how you look at a situation, or in this case, a definition. Tell that to a 15-year-old who suffers from undiagnosed anxiety. Having an unpopular opinion in recent years has undoubtedly… Continue reading Unpopular Opinions
We celebrated our 15 year anniversary last Thursday, as I mentioned last week. But "celebrated" isn't quite the right word. To hear everything that happened, you'll have to listen. The infamous cooler (it will make more sense after listening) I mentioned in last week's podcast that I completely understand those who don't listen to the… Continue reading Podcast #13- Happy Anniversary?
