pcalico

I see whyowhy’s entry a day or so ago fits my situation. I can’t get the mental energy to do things on my list. I end up taking naps.

It isn’t all bad. I got to the grocery. I got the trash out. And I read some entries on 43T. But things don’t seem interesting and I have to do a lot of mental talking to do anything. And after I manage to do something, there is a let down.

I ought to be writing this stuff down for my therapist. But somehow it seems you’ll understand better.

I just finished Malcolm Gladwell’s The Tipping Point. (He’s also the author of Blink)

I thought he made several relevant points to things going on today, and used examples that made his discussion clear.

For another location to comment on the books you’re reading, try
http://doingourthings.wetpaint.com/page/Books+and+Readers

I’ve just learned something new, and it has made me feel better, even though I don’t know how it will turn out.

I put up a wiki after fumbling around. Right now it had pages to chat about books, and to make a suggestion or even a list of how to reduce depression.

go to http://doingourthings.wetpaint.com and see what you can add.

Learning can take up a lot of mind space otherwise devoted to depression.