weird woe and loneliness
weird woe and loneliness here, and also it's dark and rainy here too.
I'm just realizing that - even when we have these dark and upsetting feelings
it's really important to keep getting our work done.
I got my meds from the pharmacy and put my clothes out and meds for tonight.
I'm just remembering some of my own ideas and recognizing that in some
ways, I am doing alright.
Keep on keeping on.
peace,
Mark
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Keeping it in balance and adjusting! Good Work!
Thanks Mid!
Ya gots my grammar nuttery a-nuttering. . .
"Weired. . ." In case you don't know what a "Weir" is. . .
https://practical.engineering/blog/2019/3/9/what-is-a-weir
My psycho wonder is whether you really are more "Weired" than "Weird." Just wondering from my compulsive habit of Trivial Pursuit. Ah. . . The difference a single letter can make in the written word. . .
Don't mind me. . . I'm crazier than usual today.
Addendum
Of course I had to do a quick etymology of "weird." I'm a little surprised that the two words have radically different word roots. I'm only a bit surprised, though. Language evolution is consistently weird. I'll bet nobody ever predicted Old Kinderhook's 1840 political posters would grow into the most used word in the world. It's okay (OK). It is what it is whether I understand it or knot. It's all cool.
I was hoping I could gloss over that typo - lol - I will fix it.
Good to know what a Weir is though :)
Thanks Arfie!
I knew it was just a typo, but. . .
Is there such a thing as a Freudian Typo?
Ya never knows when it will be handy to know what a weir is. River rat wannabe that I am, I have even been able to use the word in casual conversation a time or three. Most folks get weirded out when I talk about weirs.
Then I get further Off-Topic to Frank Herbert's infamous use of the word, "Weirding."
https://dune.fandom.com/wiki/Weirding_Way
I remember that too!