Comments on: The Other Woman http://blog.johnlacey.net/the-other-woman/ Just another WordPress site Sat, 12 Feb 2011 11:12:27 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Zoe http://blog.johnlacey.net/the-other-woman/#comment-1016 Zoe Wed, 20 Jan 2010 11:58:02 +0000 http://blog.johnlacey.net/?p=1541#comment-1016 I have read blog for a while now, and one thing that comes to mind about you, is that in the last couple of months, you have become bolder, more willing to take risks and by doing so, i feel you have grown more wiser. As the title of my website indicates, i haven't been the most perkest person to be around with, i fear change therefore i try to leave things as they are, but it really doesn't help me from feeling better. At least you are taking back some control by putting yourself out there, creating more opportunities to make it into the environment you want to be in. Every setback is a lesson, sometimes the problem is figuring out what it is. It's great you found something you are enjoy, there are so many possibities/variations with painting, very unlikely that you will be bored in the short term. I love colours, its amazing how the choice of colour and the way it is presented, could create various emotions on the observer. Following your footsteps, i will be confronting my fears and have already booked myself for driving lessons, swimming lessons and scheduling myself in to attend the "Back to the 80's" exhibit at the Powerhouse Museum....its been a while since i played arcade games like Donkey Kong and Frogger.... looking forward to it I found talking with family/friends or counsellor(which i do), challenging my inner thoughts (very tricky) and getting myself out and about (even just to go to the corner store) helps with the depression. Just putting my two cents in, hope you don't mind. I have read blog for a while now, and one thing that comes to mind about you, is that in the last couple of months, you have become bolder, more willing to take risks and by doing so, i feel you have grown more wiser.

As the title of my website indicates, i haven’t been the most perkest person to be around with, i fear change therefore i try to leave things as they are, but it really doesn’t help me from feeling better. At least you are taking back some control by putting yourself out there, creating more opportunities to make it into the environment you want to be in. Every setback is a lesson, sometimes the problem is figuring out what it is.

It’s great you found something you are enjoy, there are so many possibities/variations with painting, very unlikely that you will be bored in the short term. I love colours, its amazing how the choice of colour and the way it is presented, could create various emotions on the observer.

Following your footsteps, i will be confronting my fears and have already booked myself for driving lessons, swimming lessons and scheduling myself in to attend the “Back to the 80′s” exhibit at the Powerhouse Museum….its been a while since i played arcade games like Donkey Kong and Frogger…. looking forward to it

I found talking with family/friends or counsellor(which i do), challenging my inner thoughts (very tricky) and getting myself out and about (even just to go to the corner store) helps with the depression. Just putting my two cents in, hope you don’t mind.

]]> By: Steve http://blog.johnlacey.net/the-other-woman/#comment-1015 Steve Mon, 18 Jan 2010 21:31:48 +0000 http://blog.johnlacey.net/?p=1541#comment-1015 John, glad to hear that you have something new to tickle your fancy. However, I really hope you take this opportunity to go and see someone about the depression you keep mentioning. My uncle and aunt suffered from depression and it was quite debilitating without help. John, glad to hear that you have something new to tickle your fancy. However, I really hope you take this opportunity to go and see someone about the depression you keep mentioning. My uncle and aunt suffered from depression and it was quite debilitating without help.

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