A year or so ago I got upset and removed my stories, the only one left behind was I, Actor,
I did write two stories under an alias they were A Bitter Wife and The Pawn, The name I used was Marcie Diane.
I am now at peace and contentment, my meds work for me and I learned to ask some simple questions for my self:
Did I do something to make the situation go bad?
Do I have control of the situation?
Is it my fault?
When I can answer no to each of them, I go about my business and do not rant or rave.
Among my friends i am know as the PS2 Killer because i would get so wound up that I'd bounce the play station onto the floor so hard it will come apart as it hit the ceiling.
Mind you once would be enough, but I went through twelve PS2's in a matter of two years.
At the end of 2009 I bought my last PS2, I only play Spyro 1,2, and 3. I still have that play statio.
I will be back to writing soon, I haver another surgery scheduled for September and right now I'm packing to go to Rhode Island at the end of the month for a military reunion.
Jill Micayla
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I'm thrilled to hear...
...that you'll be writing again. And I hope your surgery goes well; I'll be praying. And I do hope your reunion is a great time!
Dio vi benedica tutti
Con grande amore e di affetto
Andrea Lena
Love, Andrea Lena
New stories
Thank you Drea;
Its been a long hard time battling depression, but now I have ways to over come it.
I have several stories that need to be fine tuned and then I'll begin posting them after my surgery is done, If it goes like the first one I'll have ninety days of in home healing before i can be on my own.
Jill Micayla
Be kinder than necessary,Because everyone you meet
Is fighting some kind of battle.
Jill Micayla
Be kinder than necessary,Because everyone you meet
Is fighting some kind of battle.
Lol and I always thought
Lol and I always thought people who take out their frustrations on electronic equipment were urban legend ^^
Great News
I'm glad to hear that you are more at peace with yourself. Asking questions can be both good and bad, but it seems that you're able to take a more detached look at yourself, which is really what is needed in these situations.
Did you do something to make the situation go bad? Maybe, but predicting the outcome of any decision you make is mostly wishful thinking. It's about as much use as the weather forecast. Generally, you just do what you think is best, and learn to live with the outcome.
Do you have control of the situation? Probably not. There are so many external influences affecting us that any one can come from left field and upset the most carefully-laid plans. It's called Real Life.
Is it your fault? No.
I liked your stories. I'll be interested to see whatever new you plan to put in front of us.
Penny
PS: Perhaps you needed an industrial version of the PS2... battle-steel case, waterproof to 10,000 feet, can survive being thrown into nearby star...