a tree, not a piano

[smurfb1ue]

Last year, I wrote this paper for an English class.  Since then, I've relapsed, been hospitalized, and had to start over--including retaking the English class and writing the personal essay.  I've reworked it some & seen it through the eyes of someone who isn't drowning in eating disorder thoughts.  It's a new kind of view for me.

A Tree, Not a

Comments

[wild_root_fruit]

I LOVE this writing. Totally wonderful writing. Thanks for letting us peer in.

[smurfb1ue]

Thank you very much :).

[thisandthat]

Very beautiful. I'm pround of the work you've done.
What is up with your treatment right now? Life in general? We need to catch up.

[smurfb1ue]

Thanks, Breanna.

It feels like it's been a while since we've done any kind of talking. I'm not in any treatment right now--there was a falling out at Kartini, so there you go. Life in general is wonderful, but spectacularly busy. I'm having a hard time balancing school/work/boy friend, but they're nice things to fill my time.

Your last few months seem to be quite filled as well. What's been the most wonderful of it?