Wednesday, October 03, 2007

Why I find myself unable to post anything.

1. My uncle is dying. I couldn't say we're close, but he's the only one in the family with a clue about who I really am. He calls me Gypsy. We're doing a lot of traveling these days to visit him, take my dad to the doctor, etc. Any day now, my uncle will slip into a coma from cancer that has moved from his lungs to his brain. That sucks.

2. The weather is too good. It's still in the 80s here. We have a serious drought on our hands.

3. The news is too bad. The Democrats are either too lame or making too much money to oppose the Bush junta. Bush continues to dismantle the Constitution. Blackwater is committing murder. Our troops are dying for no reason. Darfur is in the grips of its 4th year of genocide. pResident Bombs A Lot is going to attack Iran, and I don't even want to think about what could happen there. If you've got friends in Israel, tell them you love them.

4. Halliburton is coming to Kentucky. People here think liquifying coal is a good idea - it isn't. Why does progress here always involve a deal with the devil?

4. I'm taking art classes and I can't decide whether to talk about that here or start yet another blog on this site. Then that begs the question should I redesign this site. Or change servers. Change domains? and on.. and on.... it never ends.

5. I'm having an identity crisis. I am completely unprepared to have lived this long. I figured I'd never make 30, yet here I am at 46. What do you do when you can't be who you want to be? Who am I? What am I? What's the point? Why are people so much dumber than I am so much more successful at almost everything? Why do my days feel like they're an hour long? Do I leave my hair long and dark or cut it off and bleach it blonde, which will piss everyone around me off? Why do I alternate between feeling numb and feeling ovewhelmed? Why do my dreams feel more real than my waking hours? Why can't I paint? I could go on like this for hours, and do...

6. I'm worried I may lose my health care. I'm stressed about money. I'm getting nothing done on my book. I hate my clothes. My room is a disaster of epic proportions. My sick mother needs more from me than I have to give.

I could go on, but you get the point, if there is such a thing. I'll write more when I can do something besides whine.

Peace.

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3 Comments:

At 1:11 AM, Blogger Essential Estrogen said...

Hello, Morgaine. I've no clue who you really are, but I wanted to check in anyway.

1 -- that really sucks, really really sucks. It's never easy to be with someone as they die. Strength and courage to you.

2 -- I keep expecting to wake up and need a sweater. Nope. Still 85.

3 -- Many are suffering from what I like to call "outrage fatigue." I know I'm one of them.

4 -- Ugh.

5 -- I think if we ever answered all our questions, there'd be no point left to living. So... if you want the hair short and blond, do it. At the end of the day, you must be what there is inside you to be.

6 -- (and 7, 8 and 9) There's something to be said for letting go of what we cannot -- at that moment -- change. The bank account is what it is and no amount of worry will ever change it. Let the worry go until you feel strong enough to channel it into a plan of action.

Honey, your room is a mess? I haven't seen my floor in nearly 3 weeks. Seriously, if I don't clean soon, I'm afraid we'll loose one of the kids in the mess.

And, finally, there are no emotional credit cards. You can only give what you've got -- many times that's much more than what's expected.

Go easy. Laugh. Chin up. Keep moving.

Peace.

 
At 2:13 AM, Blogger Morgaine said...

Weeks?! Baby, I'm talking YEARS.... ha ha. I'm feeling better, though, and so is my uncle. My family is starting to think the doctors are wrong about him or the radiation is working or something.

 
At 6:38 PM, Blogger gbreez said...

So glad to hear you are feeling better. Hope you are right about your uncle. I love what essential estrogen said in entirety. Sometimes I feel like you echo my feelings and thoughts. Then, I say things like ee said to you to myself, take lots of deep breaths, and change the subject (in my brain) by talking a walk or doing something totally out of the norm for me.
Be well, Sis.

 

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