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September 14, 2006

and so

parker frollicking

I'm feeling a little better. Save for the fact that i can feel my hair growing. Every single follicle on my head is electricly charged.

And i feel like i am living on another planet. Sitting outside myself watching the world go on around me. Am i happy yet? No. I have moments of clarity. Little tiny moments where we marvel at the gigantic dragonfly that died a painful death in the netting of our trampoline. And parker asks me again about death.

"what happens when you die mommy? do we eat you?"

The complicated mind of my almost three year old. It pulls me out of the fog in many brief moments throughout the day.

Yesterday morning we were in the shower together and he asked me about my tattoo and tried gently to scrub it off my belly. We melted into a giggly fit of tickles and giggles.

But, i still feel the foggy gloom of sadness and the complicated business of being grown-up. I have been spending most of time at the school, becoming part of the kindergarten class. Me and parker. It keeps me busy and happy to be a part of all the smiling faces, grubby hands stained with oil pastels and flaking bits of glue.


Posted by Jess at 12:20 PM Permalink

Comments (4)

Its totally amazing the things kids come up with. Poor kid I gues he thought people were eaten just as we eat animals.

I sure hope your days get better. Its no fun to feel down in spirits. Hugs.

Well, it sounds like things are getting a little bit lighter. I've read a bit about the whole head-shocks thing with Effexor, and I hope it quits for you soon. Sounds like helping in the kindergarten is just the thing.

Hoping the moments of light and clarity turn into minutes, then hours, then days.

I hope you clarified that no, if we were going to eat you, we wouldn't wait until you died of a natural death. 'Cause that's just gross.

Thinking of you, Jess.

I'm happy to hear that things are looking up. Just reading your post, I can tell that the bright side is shining. -hugs tight-

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