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Sep 11, 2006 13:38

I could easily spend my days worrying - about a long, possibly endless list of issues. I've spent the last week plauged by self doubt, analysing every facet of my being until I no longer even resemble myself and putting the finishing touches to my core of neuroticism. I loathe being like this. Time to practice not being consumed by anxiety - over ( Read more... )

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unclef September 11 2006, 13:44:23 UTC

Yes indeed! When the imponderables are closing in on you, get outside, somewhere colourful, and get yourself pursued through a maze by geese! This should be available on the NHS, ideally.

shop_bitch September 11 2006, 20:51:47 UTC

I managed to get just one picture of the geese before they came rushing at me in one great gaggle with that frightening glint in their eyes. I have to say, I squealed really loudly and hid behind a tree!

agatha_mandrake September 12 2006, 02:43:55 UTC

Hampton Court! It is lovely there. It's a pity hedge mazes aren't popular over here. The geese must settle for chasing us down the sidewalk. It's just not the same, really.

shop_bitch September 15 2006, 21:46:21 UTC

I do love a good hedge maze - although I do tend to panic a bit thinking I may not find my way out before everyone goes home for the day!

corneliusagain September 12 2006, 08:24:07 UTC

Now you see I'm not a day worrier, I'm much better at 2-4am. Or even 5am. Onwards. Which is why reading a good book before I fall asleep is critically important.

shop_bitch September 15 2006, 21:51:37 UTC

I'm a good 3am worrier too. It REALLY drives me out of my mind, maybe I need to take up meditation or something equally zen like...

Also, Hampton Court is lovely, you should visit one day as they have lovely geese.

corneliusagain September 12 2006, 08:28:43 UTC

Oh, also, I've never been to Hampton Court. Which is a fairly amazing thing since I've been lots and lots of places. I think.

Hope you're worrying a little less, though - it's seldom productive.

832 September 12 2006, 20:02:10 UTC

What lovely looking grounds :)

As a seasoned goose-avoider (York uni campus is plagued by the blighters), my tip to you is: Always carry bread laced with sleeping tablets! Just remember not to get it mixed up with your sandwiches.

shop_bitch September 15 2006, 21:53:11 UTC

Maybe I could try gin soaked bread and keep the sleeping tablets for myself - lord knows I could do with some!

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shop_bitch September 19 2006, 18:14:20 UTC

Now where the hell have you been? Wait, I know the answer to that - Canada. See, I read your journal and it said you were back, now does that mean back, back or just out of the wilds and into Canadian civilisation back? I would bombard you with questions but that always seems disconcerting..

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