Thanks Lady K, that's a great reminder.

I'm glad you're doing a lot better now.

I'm glad to see that you are back and doing better.

The last part is some powerful food for thought.

I can't wait until we can see the new art.

I'm really glad you've started to look at things a little differently now. I hope that after most of this stuff, you'll be feeling a little more like yourself again; being sick is tough and can take a lot out of anyone.

Looking forward to seeing more of that art soon, too.

Glad to have you back, dear. =)

-Nikira

Yes! Lady K is back! Well, it's good to know that you're feeling better now. Plus, you proved once again, it's hard to get rid of you

So, yeah. Welcome back to craziness.

So happy to hear positive things from you! I hope you can get back on track with schoolwork, art, and all the other things that you've been drawn away from by illness and other yucky life stuff. And I hope you continue having good news for us readers! =D

And we'll try to remind you right back of the good things in your life if you should feel down

Can't wait to see art

Yaaaay you're back! *a dance* Sorry to hear you've been feeling worse, but I'm glad to hear that you've been able to rise past it. You can do anything you put your mind to, LK! Remember that.=)

-Raia-

Good to hear you're doing better LK, keep on chilling and be on the mend, OK?

Ooh, the hospital?? You worry me. Are you doing any better?

I promise not to let the attitude of life-is-unbearable contaminate me. However, I request you do the same. Sounds like you've had a hard few months. Check out Relient K's song "The Lining Is Silver". It cheers me up.

God bless.

-

Aw, glad you're feeling better now - start getting better and being awesome again! Strangly, I was feeling sickly during the same time period.

Also pertainent is:

I needed to hear that second part. My attitude the past few days has been dismal, and I've been attributing it to the fact my life sucks. This of course isn't true, but it took hearing it from someone else to really drive the point home; I'm feeling a whole lot better now, and am smiling again.

_thanks from Xenronn

*Fistclank*

Way to go, Elle Kay. This entry made me feel really good for you.

Funny how my own life is taking a turn for the better now, too.

This morning, I got up to see the first sunny, clear weather I've seen in what feels like a good long while. I looked at the way the rising sun was lighting up the neighbourhood, so bright and glad to be alive. Then a huge flock of hundreds of seagulls took off and danced in the sky for several minutes, their white feathers flashing in the sun. I was overtaken with emotion at seeing such beauty. I cried and cried, because it seems that while I've been caught up in worry and drudgery, I've been missing out on seeing the things around me for the displays of divinity that they are.

Thank you everyone for the concern and just happy 'nice to see you'; I forget how many people care for me, even if it is just the internet--it's one reason why I love BZP so much, so many people are so friendly and encouraging. Thanks again.

I'm really glad you've started to look at things a little differently now. I hope that after most of this stuff, you'll be feeling a little more like yourself again; being sick is tough and can take a lot out of anyone.

Well, since I was such a hardcore pessimist it's going to take a lot of work to view things differently, but so far I've really been trying--because actually, if anyone didn't know, being optimistic helps your mood in any situation. Now yes, it's okay to be a realist, but don't always expect doom and gloom.

Ooh, the hospital?? You worry me. Are you doing any better?

I promise not to let the attitude of life-is-unbearable contaminate me. However, I request you do the same. Sounds like you've had a hard few months. Check out Relient K's song "The Lining Is Silver". It cheers me up.

God bless.

Yes, much better. Have a lot of doctor visits, but no more hospital. Also, I have that song, it's awesome--I think I'll go listen to it now.

This morning, I got up to see the first sunny, clear weather I've seen in what feels like a good long while. I looked at the way the rising sun was lighting up the neighbourhood, so bright and glad to be alive. Then a huge flock of hundreds of seagulls took off and danced in the sky for several minutes, their white feathers flashing in the sun. I was overtaken with emotion at seeing such beauty. I cried and cried, because it seems that while I've been caught up in worry and drudgery, I've been missing out on seeing the things around me for the displays of divinity that they are.

That was so beautiful--not to sound odd, but just reading that gave me this wonderful vivid image of what you described, and it honestly made myself relax. That's such a good way to see things. We get so blinded by our problems, we miss the good and beautiful stuff that could help us get back on our feet and smile more.