Without computer access I enjoyed some decadent television watching, including a light-hearted movie called "The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants." It's a teenage thing, but it was poignant and sensitive and wise, and gave this adult pause for reflection. Mostly it made me miss my friends, almost all of whom are at a distance and not handy for slumber parties, going to chick flicks, or grabbing a spontaneous latte when the need for face to face conversation arises. Such is my life these days.
Today I am headed downtown to celebrate the noon Eucharist at the cathedral, then do a little window-shopping before an appointment with a new psychiatrist to try to tackle my depression. Too much has been suffering from this illness, and I am more than ready to rise above.
My gratitude today is for Jules, whose birthday it is (and whose card I couldn't get in the mail in time because her address is on the computer!). Happy day, dear friend!! xoxo
3 comments:
I read the first 3 Sisterhood books and think they're even better than the movie...they were in the "young adult" section at the bookstore but I ventured in and bought them anyway! I really liked them all. There's a fourth now but I haven't read it yet.
Sorry to hear about your depression. Big hugs...I've been there and I know it's not a fun place to be. I hope you are successful in finding the help you need.
I sympathize with you on the lack of girlfriends in close proximity. I have none presently and if it weren't for my sweet boyfriend I would be in a very bad place.
Take care of yourself...
Kellee
Sending you a hug girlfriend and hope you feel better soon as I know how debilitating depression can be. Love you!
Thank you dearest Anne, I miss you madly and we need a road trip!
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