Realising that lately I've been feeling so darn good that I almost forget to take my medication, almost. The real test will be if I can get through my appointment with the psychiatrist tomorrow without crying!
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ABOUT ME
- Suzanne Rowley
- South Yarra, Victoria, Australia
- I am first & foremost a poet, second a wife & third a nurse, with all other things trailing somewhere behind. Diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder in 2008 I was encouraged to keep a log of my moods & what better way than a blog! Here you will find some of my writings, photographs & everyday thoughts, being somewhat clandestine in the past regarding my psychological problems, this blog will serve as a confessional of sorts.
The Brown Book: Tales from two women caught between two worlds
Link to my joint blog with dear friend Janmaree
TODAY'S TREASURE
Daily highlights in an otherwise ordinary life
Clipped
a Novella
POOH - A.A.MILNE
Pooh was a bear of enormous brain...(just say it again) of enormous brain
WEDDING DAY
the promise.....
CUPCAKES
an edible work of art .....if you ever get to the Arts Centre Sunday Market in Melbourne.....grab one!
DAINTINESS
silk scarves
OLGA BERG
I just adore Olga Berg, I think I have about 5 of her bags/purses - they're just delightful!
ULTIMATE COMFORT & STYLE
It took me till I was 33 years old to discover the comfort of a good pair of ballet flats!
WEDDING DAY
the blessing of a father
DANTE'S PRAYER - LOREENA MCKENNITT
Though we share this humble path alone, how fragile is the heart. Oh give these clay feet wings to fly - to touch the face of the stars....
THE TRUMAN SHOW
CHRISTOF: We accept the reality of the world with which we are presented
JULIETTE BINOCHE
true beauty
DID YOU KNOW?
Did you know that researchers at the University of Edinburgh have found that people with Bipolar disorder suffer from an accelerated shrinking of their brain? The study also proved that the changes get progressively worse with each relapse. Good reason to stay on the meds!
THREE THINGS TO REMEMBER - WILLIAM BLAKE
A robin redbreast in a cage, puts all heaven in a rage. A skylark wounded on the wing doth make a cherub cease to sing. He who shall hurt the little wren shall never be beloved by men
TRAUM DER LIEBENDEN 1962
Chagall
DONNIE DARKO
DONNIE: why do you wear that stupid bunny suit? FRANK: why are you wearing that stupid man suit?
ISABELLA ROSSELLINI
pure elegance
PETER DOMBROVSKIS
'pencil pine at pool of Siloam' - perhaps my favourite photograph by my favourite photographer.
CHARLOTTE GAINSBOURG
understated chic
AUGUST MOON
Jeff Gardner a local Melbourne artist (cascade printworkshop) simply brilliant original work
MARILYN MONROE
fragility
HABAKKUK 3:19
The sovereign Lord is my strength; he makes my feet like the feet of a deer, he enables me to go on the heights
AUDREY HEPBURN
timeless
THE FIGHTING TEMERAIRE 1838
J.M.W Turner
RAGGED WOOD - W.B.YEATS
O hurry to the ragged wood, for there I will drive all those lovers out & cry - Oh my share of the world, Oh yellow hair! No one has ever loved but you and I
TERRY GILLIAM
visionary filmmaker
NEXT TIME ROUND
If reincarnation does happen I want to come back as an Eagle or an Albatross so I can soar through the sky! Problem is I'm vegetarian....I suppose I'll have to settle for being a red breasted Robin instead - do worms & bugs have feelings?
JEANNE HEBUTERNE 1919
Modigliani
EARTHLINGS
click on picture to watch this thought provoking documentary
"MORN" SOUTH YARRA, MELBOURNE
3 comments:
What's wrong with crying? I usually feel great after I cry.
There is nothing wrong with crying as such, but when you cry for no good reason & you can't seem to stop it can become a bit of a problem. I feel absolutely exhausted after I cry.
I think you can still feel great and cry at the same time. I know what you mean by crying for no good reason. It often happens to me -- and it is exhausting, but maybe somewhere deep inside there is a reason, and it is better to let it out than hold it in. And maybe have a nice nap afterward:)
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