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They opened the park a bit later than advertised, it took them a bit longer to clean up after the day before so the crowds at the gates were starting to get a bit restless.
I had to duck up to Gympie this morning but the fog was a pee souper so I stopped at a truck stop for a cuppa. When I came out I heard this little guy so I grabbed the camera and came away with this shot.
can't breathe.
can't sit still.
can't function.
its feeling like you have to crawl out of your skin.
feeling like everything is too tight, too close.
feeling like you need to run as fast and as far as you can.
Being a lazy person with a restless mind is a conundrum. While I want to chase my dreams, I also want to find them while sleeping.
I am ashamed, in ways, to talk about how lazy I am. There are factors involved in my laziness, including mental health issues and my physical ailments, but let’s...
My nanny was recently in the hospital and i just decided to take a picture of her hands that always amaze me
Over the years, Drake has had many restless nights. Ever since his childhood, he’s been a victim of insomnia, often being kept awake by his anxious and depressing thoughts. Even when things are good in his life, he still finds it hard to get any rest—oftentimes getting caught up in his contentment to let his mind settle down, as even his happiness is something he can’t help but overthink about.
However, this time, that isn’t the case. Lately, Drake has been dealing with feelings of guilt, anxiety, longing, and confusion—brought about by issues much different from the stressors of his past. These issues feel more present—hauntingly so—because it’s not just for himself that Drake worries; it’s also for the two people he loves so deeply—ones he keeps very close to his heart—one of which who’s sleeping right beside him, blissfully unaware of his mental turmoil. He’s afraid of being the one to hurt them both, and in a way, he feels he’s deserving of his restlessness.
Restless Flycatcher, Myiagra inquieta
This is a much better series of images than I managed on my only previous sighting of this species several months ago. At least this time the light was good, I was reasonably close, and the bird sat still for several minutes while I clicked away. I locate this specimen by the weird buzzing sound it was making.
Over the years, Drake has had many restless nights. Ever since his childhood, he’s been a victim of insomnia, often being kept awake by his anxious and depressing thoughts. Even when things are good in his life, he still finds it hard to get any rest—oftentimes getting caught up in his contentment to let his mind settle down, as even his happiness is something he can’t help but overthink about.
However, this time, that isn’t the case. Lately, Drake has been dealing with feelings of guilt, anxiety, longing, and confusion—brought about by issues much different from the stressors of his past. These issues feel more present—hauntingly so—because it’s not just for himself that Drake worries; it’s also for the two people he loves so deeply—ones he keeps very close to his heart—one of which who’s sleeping right beside him, blissfully unaware of his mental turmoil. He’s afraid of being the one to hurt them both, and in a way, he feels he’s deserving of his restlessness.