Ala’s Story Part 5 – Sadness
Another week passed before I could return home to visit again. My back was unbelievably sore. I couldn't raise my arm up over shoulder level without the stiffness getting to me. I had to carefully wear my backpack on the other side. Once I accidentally whacked the sore spot with the ...
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May 15, 2010
Filtered: Book Series 5: Processing and More
You can always find the links to the older sections here. Processing Most of us tend to find extremely unusual situations difficult to describe due to a lack of existing vocabulary. As I progressed in my work with Meridjet, I found that I was naturally referring to segments of work with him ...
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February 18, 2010
Filtered: Very Long, Very Personal
Last night, I was chatting with my friend Tim (he comments here as Sarenth) about his new spirit companion. His situation is going well, but that's not the topic of this post. I was feeling a vaguely emo feeling, nothing painful, just the sensation that something needed to be looked ...
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February 5, 2010
Filtered: And That Heaven is Overrated
It's time to share a song, a story, and perhaps an idea. It's been a long time since I really wrote anything stream of consciousness, and that tends to be when my best posts come through. Trying to relate them vocally always seems to fail; people's eyes glaze over and ...
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January 24, 2010
Valentine My Valentine
I started this post on Thursday night, but got too sick to finish. I'm behind on my book editing assignment and I really don't have time to do an update, I'm going to anyway because if I don't, I may very well forget or decide it's not important enough. I ...
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February 21, 2009
Food For Thought
A friend of mine who is wise well beyond her years left me a comment in my LJ co-dependency crosspost (same post I made here). I don't see you enabling people so much as... I don't know, thriving on them working with you, not quite 'needing' you but something along ...
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July 28, 2008
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