Dear Large Binder Clip hanging out on Julia's Floor,

Thanks for lurking
while I was dancing around
barefoot in Julia's room.
I was having a GREAT time...
until I stepped on you and fell to the ground. :)
xoxo
Liz


No, but seriously everyone.
My foot turned white and then I was like
"OMG what is IT going to do?"
Yeah, "IT"
showed it's true colors after about fifteen-seconds.
At least I had Hello Kitty Band Aids
and got to walk around like Carrie Underwood,
except on my foot.




btw, she rocked the hello kitty band aids!

Real Life Stuff

"Eventually you may see the silver lining in the storm clouds: your own increased awareness, sensitivity, receptivity, compassion, and maturity. You may become less judgmental and self-centered, a better person."
source.

I don't mean to get all serious here,
but it's pretty locked in of me to shed some light on mental health.

I'm going to put this out there for those who have
a brother or sister with bipolar disorder.
I know that there are self-help books out there for those
who have the disorder, but I've never heard anyone talk
about how to live with someone, and how to cope, just how difficult it is
for a sibling, and how they are most affected.

I found a good site that helps.
The best thing I can take from it is knowing that EVERY sibling
(of a bp person) goes through it and they aren't alone.
There should be more published. And a handbook should be given.
Parents should be aware of what happens in a family.
Maybe I should take that on in addition to writing
"SHE'S just not that into you."