So, as it turns out, writing a post about depression to the point of being unable to move and then dropping off the net might not be the best of ideas. People worry. The good part of that is that it means people care. The bad part is that they're worrying needlessly. I am, in fact, fine.
Quite alright. Good, in fact.
Whatever the opposite of worry is, that's what people should be doing.
The problem with having someone you love to spend time with live in another state is that teleportation hasn't been invented yet.
Teleporation, coined in 1931 by Charles Fort at first appears to be a simple hybrid word: tele is Greek for distance or far, port clearly comes from Latin. In fact it's transportation with a tele replacing the trans and what it is not is something I can do. Coming and going takes time, often on the bus. The bus that is early when I am late and late when I am early. Not something ideally suited for short periods at the destination.
So recently I've been coming down here for longer periods of time which has been very good for me but not so good for my presence on the internet. There are small children here, as but one example, and they can occupy every second of your time without even trying.
So, do not worry, for I am quite good right now.
I'm glad to "hear" that you're okay. Hope it'll continue to be so.
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It's nonetheless good to know you're doing well.
ReplyDeleteGood to hear! I was just about to email you to see if you were okay because you hadn't asked for help with the Slacktiverse round-up and realized I should check your blog first. I'm glad to see you've been absent for good reasons instead of bad. It's much more important that you get to spend time with people you love in person than with people online.
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