There are several ways to wallow in depression and here are some suggestions on how to get it done.
•Stay in bed all day.
•Don't eat nourishing food and don't drink any water.
•Concentrate on all of the things that have ever gone wrong.
• Do NOT watch funny movies or funny TV shows.
•Don't go outside unless you absolutely have to.
•Go ahead and compare yourself your 'successful' friends on Facebook.
•Do not keep a clean house.
•Do not try to help anyone else.
•Do not have any hobbies or interests outside of your own head.
•Do feel sorry for yourself.
•Do Play the victim.
•Refuse to take any responsibility for your own life, and instead, blame others.
•And, no matter what, DO NOT seek help from God.
As long as you keep to these habits you will have no problem staying depressed.
LifeTrek
Views from a working wife and mother.
Monday, October 8, 2012
Thursday, September 20, 2012
10 reasons to get out of bed.
Face it folks, no one really likes to get out of bed. As humans, we would probably stay stay in bed all day if we could get away with it. Fortunately, God, nature and lifes' obligations have come up with ways to prevent that from happening, and here's a list of some of them.
- The part of your body you're sleeping on has became painfully numb.
- You were having a bad dream.
- You're really thirsty and you need a drink of water.
- You have to go to the bathroom.
- You're not sure if you locked the front door.
- Your cat/dog wants out/in.
- Your baby's crying.
- You have to go to work.
- Your house is on fire.
- You can't sleep your life away.
If you think of any more reasons to get out of bed, please feel free to add your comments below. I would love to hear from you!
Thursday, September 13, 2012
My Behavior
I've been experiencing a very challenging situation lately that has me at my wits end. I've been railing and raving and ranting about it for months now and it hasn't helped one bit.
One day last week I woke up and I heard God say, "How has your behavior in this situation worked out for you?" I realized that what I was calling 'a string of bad luck' could very well be a result of my attitude toward whats happening around me. "How's that working out for you?" It's not.
God said, "You cry out for me and bitch and whine and moan, yet you don't do any of the things that you need to do. You hardly ever pray, you don't read your Bible, you never spend any time with me and you don't go to church".
So, I have been really trying to change all that. I've been reading my Bible, I've been praying a little more, I went to church last Sunday where I sang and worshiped the Lord. I'm watching my words and thoughts. I realized that I often judge others and say things about people I don't even know. I was saying mean things on Facebook and Twitter. Not malicious things but not supportive things.
I thought, "Who am I to judge others when I can't even manage my own life? What a hypocrite. No wonder I'm having such bad luck.
One day last week I woke up and I heard God say, "How has your behavior in this situation worked out for you?" I realized that what I was calling 'a string of bad luck' could very well be a result of my attitude toward whats happening around me. "How's that working out for you?" It's not.
God said, "You cry out for me and bitch and whine and moan, yet you don't do any of the things that you need to do. You hardly ever pray, you don't read your Bible, you never spend any time with me and you don't go to church".
So, I have been really trying to change all that. I've been reading my Bible, I've been praying a little more, I went to church last Sunday where I sang and worshiped the Lord. I'm watching my words and thoughts. I realized that I often judge others and say things about people I don't even know. I was saying mean things on Facebook and Twitter. Not malicious things but not supportive things.
I thought, "Who am I to judge others when I can't even manage my own life? What a hypocrite. No wonder I'm having such bad luck.
So, it's been ten days since then, and I have to say I feel a lot better now. The problem is still a problem, but I'm not so angry and I have hope that with God, the situation can get better.
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Tuesday, August 28, 2012
Just start blogging!
I decided I was going to start blogging. I set up with Google and WordPress and the fascinating articles were going to just start rolling out of me. I mean, I have so much to say, so many interesting things to share with everyone!
That was four months ago. I've posted maybe 15 little blurbs about random things with no cohesive direction. I've re-read them and deleted them all, including a pretty decent post about my newfound passion for Twitter.
I figured I'd take a little while to study up on my writing skills, research great bloggers, curate content and start churning out the gold!
But every time I sit down to write I'm paralyzed by fear and I get up and walk away. I would let it go but my mind keeps taking me back to one thought: Blog about it!
So, I'm going to just start writing from my heart and my head and I'm not going to go back and delete my posts.
I'll continue to study, research, and practice but I'm no longer going to wait until I think it's perfect to hit the publish button. I mean, the worse thing that can happen is that no one reads it, right?
That was four months ago. I've posted maybe 15 little blurbs about random things with no cohesive direction. I've re-read them and deleted them all, including a pretty decent post about my newfound passion for Twitter.
I figured I'd take a little while to study up on my writing skills, research great bloggers, curate content and start churning out the gold!
But every time I sit down to write I'm paralyzed by fear and I get up and walk away. I would let it go but my mind keeps taking me back to one thought: Blog about it!
So, I'm going to just start writing from my heart and my head and I'm not going to go back and delete my posts.
I'll continue to study, research, and practice but I'm no longer going to wait until I think it's perfect to hit the publish button. I mean, the worse thing that can happen is that no one reads it, right?
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