This week I've been stuck in sadness. There isn't anything specific that I can blame my sadness on. It just seems like the jet stream has pushed a sadness front my way and it hasn't lifted. The front has produced some tears and mainly cloudy days that's left me feeling a little melancholy. There are so many issues going on within me, within society, and within our government that makes me sad. Many of these issues I can do nothing about but they affect me anyway. Hopefully my forecast will change and my stuck in sadness front will be lifted. Until then, I'm using my umbrella.Thursday, August 18, 2011
Stuck in Sadness
This week I've been stuck in sadness. There isn't anything specific that I can blame my sadness on. It just seems like the jet stream has pushed a sadness front my way and it hasn't lifted. The front has produced some tears and mainly cloudy days that's left me feeling a little melancholy. There are so many issues going on within me, within society, and within our government that makes me sad. Many of these issues I can do nothing about but they affect me anyway. Hopefully my forecast will change and my stuck in sadness front will be lifted. Until then, I'm using my umbrella.
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This week Erica's oldest daughter started to high school and we discussed how hard this is for her to be in high school and how she misses her mother and the fact that she will not be at her games, high school graduation, and all the experiences of her young life.
ReplyDeleteErica's youngest daughter still says it is not fair that her older sister had their mother in her life longer than she did. This week as she started 2nd grade she too talked about how her mom always helped her get ready for school, packed her lunch and took her to school.
I agree this has been a hard week -- a lot of tears and sadness.