Hugz for everyone in pain! And that's emotional as well as physical pain...
I had a very exhausting weekend. But very productive. The Melbourne choral conductor took us for rehearsals, and he is frakking BRILLIANT!! Brought out nuances in the work that we have previously not done! My voice is a little frayed after all those high notes, but hearing it come together so beautifully is worth the croakiness! It's gonna be awesome...
"Right away would be good. Right now would be better"
-- Nick Succorso OK, so what's the speed of dark?- Larry the Cable Guy
Elfgirl wrote:
I had a very exhausting weekend. But very productive. The Melbourne choral conductor took us for rehearsals, and he is frakking BRILLIANT!! Brought out nuances in the work that we have previously not done! My voice is a little frayed after all those high notes, but hearing it come together so beautifully is worth the croakiness! It's gonna be awesome...
I have great respect for people with a good singing voice. If I was to describe mine then my title would need to be: I can kill you with my singing voice
The last few days have been really depressing. I know I complain like this frequently, so sorry. But I have been feeling down over my epilepsy. It's beginning to feel like a disability. Scratch that, it is.
Waddley wrote:your Highness Sir Dr. Loredoctor, PhD, Esq, the Magnificent, First of his name, Second Cousin of Dragons, White-Gold-Plate Wielder!
Lore - Two brothers and a sister-in-law with varying degrees of the same so I understand where you're coming from. It is limiting but it's not a disability
Been feeling dumb lately--incapable of writing or producing poetry or stories. I feel this way despite just finishing a 40 page short story, which I think is my most mature effort yet.
I guess I should just sit down and start writing through the pain; or maybe I should just step back, I dunno. I feel kind of like Hemingway here, when he couldn't use his memory anymore.
SOS had another one of these weird floppy-spaced out moments. Well, at least, I think he did. After it happened and he crawled onto the couch looking vague I said "are you scaring mummy" and he didn't answer. I asked him if he wanted a chocolate biscuit and he beamed a smile at me and said "yes". I then said "are you tricking mummy" and he said "yes"...but was he? I don't know. Scares the life out of me. He just goes all floppy and weird, and I can't get him to stand up, and his head nods all around! Trying to get him into the doctors today...or sometime in the next couple of days! Or am I just stressing out about nothing???!!!
With children, it could be either one. It's always best to play it safe and take him to the doctor. If the doctor finds nothing wrong, then he can always say he'll have to give SOS a shot next time it happens....that'll usually tell the tale.
Dandelion don't tell no lies
Dandelion will make you wise
Tell me if she laughs or cries
Blow away dandelion
I'm afraid there's no denying
I'm just a dandelion
a fate I don't deserve.
I'm with dAN on that one Sea. Better safe than sorry for sure! I'm sure it's probably nothing but then you can do what dAN suggests and make sure SOS quits scaring you like that.
Now if I could just find a way to wear live bees as jewelry all the time.....
Lore. Sorry to hear you're feeling down.
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