katster: (chillin)
Well, flip.

My picture from earlier seems to be missing. And my phone is out in the car.

Anyway, I'm hanging out in a Taco Bell in Cordelia, hanging off the free wifi of a nearby hotel, about ready to begin the last piece of the trip back to Sactown, and I just want to say...

DUDE! WHAT A WEEKEND!

More when I get home and can tell you about markersnarfing and hanging with [livejournal.com profile] chaoswolf and the time my brakes nearly burnt out...
katster: (wistful)
I think I'll move to Australia.

Today was lousy, and there's sometimes problems that the situational depression will kick off a bout of the evil horrible depression beast. And I've been cruising for this anyway.

I don't know if I want to talk about it right now.

...because it's a lot of stupid niggly things, and if I could stop caring...

but I can't

I don't know, right now, but I've just got to get through the long dark night, and maybe it'll be better tomorrow.

But i have to do the dishes first -- and my mother nagged me twice about them in the span of five minutes.

I don't know.

it's a litany of things, that maybe if they're fixed, it might help. Some of it silly, all of it...

yeah.

bad day. and I think my brain just realized it's February.

I'm spinning in circles here, so I'll just shut up and try to get my head on straight.

g'night LJ world.

it's been a bad day/ please don't take a picture/ it's been a bad day/ please
katster: (Default)
So I had a therapist appointment today.

I say this as if it was something new, but something interesting did happen. We were talking about my self-esteem issues, and one thing led to another. She asked me to name some of my good traits. I came up with a few. It was hard, though, because sometimes, I'm not entirely sure I *have* good traits. Which is why y'all need to occasionally remind me, y'know -- thick skull and all... :)

...anyway, one thing led to another and I found myself in a very uncomfortable position. She asked me, "Are you smart?" Well, there's only one answer to the question that's right, and the thing is, I *kept* hedging. Because I knew no was the wrong answer, but it was what I felt. And I couldn't bring myself to say yes, because that would be *lying*. Or at least, that's what it felt like in my head.

So yeah, we're gonna start fiddling with cognitive theory. Well, me and my new counselor, this one got another job. Doh, that sucks.

But the point is, I'm not sure I *believe* this cognitive theory stuff. I'm not sure how telling myself what appears to be a bunch of lies will help to make it any more truthful for my head--last I checked, I'm not a Balseraph. ;) And I guess, can somebody try to explain to me just why this works?

Because I'm not sure I see the sense in it.

That said, she said to stop waiting for parents to get their acts together and start doing what I really ought to be doing in order to get myself a job, an apartment, and a car. Because if I wait for parents to get their acts together, I'm going to be living with them when I'm forty.

Last, entirely unrelated, but I have a new icon. [livejournal.com profile] jillcaligirl found it:


Yes. B'harnee on a noose. It amuses me greatly.

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