‎15-08-2017 11:53 AM
‎15-08-2017 11:53 AM
Hi @Former-Member
That's okay - I have your thanks now and I am so sorry about your dog - and this is a real flash-back into your past that has given you a real crash - I do know how these things can happen and make it hard to go to bed - I have spent nights watching recorded TV programmes that tend to run from one to the next if I doze off - mmmm - I do get it
Yesterday we had a day out of the box - which Melbourne can turn on at times - it was so mild - nearly warm and I was wandering around in a polo shirt outside - weeding my garden in bitznpiezez - I took a really long walk - practising for my trip to Sydney - and then - and then
I woke up early - it's daylight earlier now - and I could hear heavy rain. Aw - what happened? Considering winter has only a couple of weeks to run I think I can say that it has been an easier winter in Melboune that it has been for a few years
Plans this week - I am having brunch with my daughter this week and (I am glad I reminded myself) I need to text my grand-daughter to see if she wants to come. I have only texted my daughter about my holiday - not told her anything -
I had a look at my clothes - I might buy some while I am away but it seems I have enough not to have to worry about getting new ones - I have a battle of titanic proportions in the fitting rooms - ah - I am sure they have trick mirrors there
Wishing you the best Lapses - take things easy
Dec
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‎15-08-2017 12:55 PM
‎15-08-2017 12:55 PM
‎15-08-2017 12:59 PM
‎15-08-2017 12:59 PM
Hmmmmm - not quite the real thing huh?
‎15-08-2017 01:35 PM
‎15-08-2017 01:35 PM
Hi @Former-Member@soul
I do believe I would rather have a pet rock - after all - a pet rock like a robo-pet could stand me going away for a few days without having a melt-down about it
Oh yeah - thinking really hard I remember that there was a time when teenagers were given robo-babies to care for so they would know a teenage pregnacy has spikes in it they were too young to know about - but what fun would that be -
It's rather idiotic to imagine we could have an relationship with a robo-pet - I think I prefer my DVR - that records my favourite TV programmes perfectly well - even when they are on really late at night - it's mechanical of course - but I don't have it getting onto my lap and giving me orders
Aw - yes - Lapses - no one want to grieve but it is part of life after all - is there something afoot that thinks it can take grief away entirely
I know today can't be good but I hope you are okay Lapses
Dec
Hey - the next thing will be robo-humans
‎15-08-2017 04:16 PM
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‎15-08-2017 05:09 PM
‎15-08-2017 05:09 PM
deep depression. Just coming out of it now
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‎15-08-2017 05:18 PM - edited ‎15-08-2017 05:20 PM
Hi @Candide, welcome to the forums. Glad you're finding your way out of deep depression. I wonder if we're ever cured, but we do learn better coping skills and self awareness with help. Have you been seeing a psychologist?
‎15-08-2017 05:23 PM
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‎15-08-2017 09:07 PM
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How are you doing @Former-Member? Missing Claypan? Coping? Were you able to distract yourself a bit today?
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