Ceelllllll-e-brate good times! A place to celebrate ourselves and eachother :)

[NikNik]

Tonight I would like to acknowledge & celebrate @Silenus 

I have chosen the image of Yoda because of the wise posts Silenus provides. If you haven't seen any of Silenus' posts, you can check out the most recent discussion 'Constant Measuring can lead to misery'

Thank you @Silenus for being so generous with your stories and insights.

[Angels333]

We thank @Silenus thank you we do!

Says Yoda 🙂

[Shaz51]

Way to go @Silenus, thank you for your insigths

Totally agree @NikNik

[Silenus]

Hahaha...

Humbled, I am. Thanking you, I am.

Thanks for the smile on my dial from your kindness. Hugs and happy vibes beaming to you all... 🙂

[Bimby2]

As a new member, congratulations on your first anniversary - what greatwork is done on this forum.

Bimby2

[Angels333]

Hi @Bimby2

How are you today?

[NikNik]

Hi everyone,

Tonight I would like to celebrate @theaveragejoe for starthing this insightful discussion about bipolar.

I chose this image because I feel like it represents the discussion - which is asking people for their own understanding of and journey through, bipolar.

Thank you for raising this discussion!

[theaveragejoe]

Thank you very much, NikNik, I am very interested in Bipolar disorder and I want to learn as much as I can. The more I learn about it, the more I am able to help myself. WIth the help of the nice people on yhis site, I may be able to learn a lot more.

The picture that you put up, tells a thousand stories, to me,  and it is also open to interpretation; but everything in life is open to interpretation. We see from our particular perspective and we often stick to our guns in terms of what we believe and how we see things. But not all is what it seems and I am learning to be a lot more humble than I have been in the past. I was quite silly, NikNik, I thought that I had all of the answers. So my journey now is towards humbleness and humilty. That is the Bipolar Grandiosity that had taken over in the past. But now I have learned how to laugh at it and be as humble as I can be, which is a struggle because some type of delusion of grandeur, to a lessser or greater extent, is part of some people that suffer with Bipolar disorder like me.

The first thing I thought about this picture is two possibilities: the Road to Recovery; or The Road to Despair. It is not just what is wrong with us, it is how we travel inside, our journey. That is what it is all about, the kind of journey that we are in. WHich road are we going to take or which road are we on and can we change? I think that anyone can change but it is hard work, hard work and more hard work.

[Shaz51]

Congratulations @theaveragejoe, way to go , very interesting

The picture that you put up @NikNik, tells a thousand stories, to me,-- I agree @theaveragejoe

I think that anyone can change but it is hard work, hard work and more hard work. -- sooo true , and they will want to change , we can not change them if they don`t want to change

[NikNik]

Hi everyone,

This week I wanted to acknowledge a few people who have been super helpful and supportive on a few different levels. They have helped other forum members, and also have helped us identify some bugs in the forums; all of which make this community a better place.

- so a huge thanks to -

@eth , @Mazarita , @Former-Member & @Shaz51

We really apprecaited it 🙂