For some odd reason I’m feeling decidedly unapologetic about nearly everything lately. I seem to be walking around with a chip upon my shoulder, daring providence to touch it. Maybe it’s just the unauthorized med change but lately I feel the sort of fearlessness that I used to feel in youth. I had an inkling [...]
Archive for October, 2009
Et in Arcadia ego
Posted in Reflections, art, bipolar, manic depression, schizoaffective, tagged bipolar, depression, J C Larkin, manic depression, mental health., painting, schizoaffective on October 23, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Odd Auditory Hallucination
Posted in J C Larkin, Reflections, bipolar, manic depressive, mental health., mortality, tagged bipolar, manic depression, mental health., Reflections on October 21, 2009 | 1 Comment »
I had an unusual auditory hallucination today. I thought I heard my mother, several states away, calling my name. It took me aback because I had been doing so well with keeping touch with reality, or at least my little version of it. I’m beginning to wonder just what percentage of life is “real” [...]
A Great Day with My Little Man
Posted in Family Matters, bipolar, manic depression, mental health., mortality, tagged Ben Larkin, bipolar, bipolar depression, depression, divorce, Family Matters, Reflections on October 12, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Spent a great Sunday with my little guy today. It seems to have made up for a lot of the bad feelings I’ve been having toward his mother. We spent most of the day at a bookstore, reading him all of the new Halloween offerings. He loves to be read to. I think we [...]
Looking at the World Differently
Posted in Family Matters, Jason Larkin, bipolar, manic depression, tagged bipolar, depression, J C Larkin, Jason C Larkin, Reflections on October 10, 2009 | 3 Comments »
This fall is just getting more and more confusing and unsettled. I am beginning to realize just how foolishly blind I have been to the ways of the world. This mainly is because of my apparent myopia to the treachery of my ex wife. Just what the hell was I thinking buying her flowers and [...]
