Sunday, May 17, 2009

Lost name, still lovely


Neither of us can remember, with any degree of certainty, the name of this one. Pity, that.

__________

All these gorgeous orchids in bloom do take the mind off one's angst for a few moments at a time. But earlier today, I had the distinct sensation of a large weight being dropped on me, I havent been able to shake the wierd feeling of being pushed downdowndown...or figure out where it has come from. If I consider that it could be a purely chemical thing, and not triggered by anything in particular, it just seems to me to be - unlikely.

8 comments:

BetteJo said...

I don't know. But - maybe a good time to stay close to The Most DH.
(((HUGS)))

kj said...

time for a hug lavender. can you feel it?

be patient. with yourself. with time. remember what i said on my blog a while back:
you're not the problem.
the problem is the problem.

love you
kj

sandy said...

I wonder, if you are empathic, and feel the weight of world events....

beautiful photo.

Young Werther said...

A lovely colour! Wish I could touch just to make sure it's not a silk flower :)

Barkfoot said...

The velvety texture of the petals always makes me want to touch.
That downdowndown feeling merely a symptom. A symptom to be recognised for what it is, and if possible put to one side. Easier said than done, I know. Concentrate on the flowers and not the thorns...

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my budgies said...

depressive episodes are the pits. they don't make sense in our rational world view. they are a mood, often with a real physical brain chemistry problem, i think.
it's good to talk about it - to sort out that the thing is in you and not because of someone/thing else.
having joy, love and beauty in your life helps, but makes it also harder to fathom when you have a down time.
remembering the good times/things helps to dispel the down times quicker. stress and physical problems just add to the strain.
having a purpose also helps - whether its keeping pets, running a business or being a parent/partner/friend, these keep one going.
i always remember "this, too, shall pass". it helps.
...mybudgies.
ps luv your photos. great cat, luv cats.

my budgies said...

oh, and ditto Sandy - being empathic does certainly make you feel the weight of the world/other people from time to time - turn off the news and play with your pets instead.
--mybudgies.