Happiness

Some thoughts about learning to see what's there, not what you THINK is there.

I always dismissed doomsday preppers. Now I'm starting to think they might have the right idea.

Now's not the time for long-term plans, but it can be a good time for tiny projects.

Goddamn I love this time of year. Not only because of mimosas and mince pies and friends and fun (which, to be fair, are things I love a very lot), but because of how good it is to not be productive for a bit.

Depression is WEIRD. It’s a much weirder disease than you expect it to be. Which is why, when it starts sneaking up on you in your teen years or your 20s, which is when it normally manifests, it can be hard to even recognise what it is, let alone know what you’re supposed to do about it.