Post what you are thinking right now, part two

[DirtDawg]

Trying not to think.

Not thinking is my superpower. 

OKAY, spillll it!
Tell us how.
My only relief since I gave up alcohol has come from Colorado as a chewable. Been ages since, probably beyond statute of limitation worries.

Spill it, crawler!

[Genesis]

Trying not to think.

Not thinking is my superpower. 

OKAY, spillll it!
Tell us how.
My only relief since I gave up alcohol has come from Colorado as a chewable. Been ages since, probably beyond statute of limitation worries.

Spill it, crawler!

 

[Gopher Gary]

Trying not to think.

Not thinking is my superpower. 

OKAY, spillll it!
Tell us how.
My only relief since I gave up alcohol has come from Colorado as a chewable. Been ages since, probably beyond statute of limitation worries.

Spill it, crawler!

It just comes naturally. 

[Charlotte Quin]

I wanna go to the Ridgy-poo to visit my dad but his area is still in lockdown.

[DirtDawg]

Trying not to think.

Not thinking is my superpower. 

OKAY, spillll it!
Tell us how.
My only relief since I gave up alcohol has come from Colorado as a chewable. Been ages since, probably beyond statute of limitation worries.

Spill it, crawler!

It just comes naturally. 

I can not even imagine. For me it takes something outside me to help a little or hours of attempted meditation and preparation to find meeer moments of sanity.

[odeon]

Trying not to think.

... of?

Curious about the blockage to NOT Thinking?

Not thinking comes easy at times, not so with current troubles here.

My brain is always on about something but every now and then it would be nice to just take a nap. Hence the comment.

I can't not think, and sometimes it's a problem.

Carla and I call it the "hamster wheel" of thoughts.  Most often occurring at 3-4 am.

Oh, before then too.

I like "hamster wheel of thoughts" because it never stops. Although quite a bit of it is useful.

[odeon]

Trying not to think.

Not thinking is my superpower. 

OKAY, spillll it!
Tell us how.
My only relief since I gave up alcohol has come from Colorado as a chewable. Been ages since, probably beyond statute of limitation worries.

Spill it, crawler!

It just comes naturally. 

I can not even imagine. For me it takes something outside me to help a little or hours of attempted meditation and preparation to find meeer moments of sanity.

I've tried meditation but there's just so much that gets me about the whole thing. I start to chuckle.

[DirtDawg]

You are admitting this, publicly?

 

[DirtDawg]

I like "hamster wheel of thoughts" because it never stops. Although quite a bit of it is useful.

QFT

[DirtDawg]

Trying not to think.

Not thinking is my superpower. 

OKAY, spillll it!
Tell us how.
My only relief since I gave up alcohol has come from Colorado as a chewable. Been ages since, probably beyond statute of limitation worries.

Spill it, crawler!

It just comes naturally. 

I can not even imagine. For me it takes something outside me to help a little or hours of attempted meditation and preparation to find meeer moments of sanity.

I've tried meditation but there's just so much that gets me about the whole thing. I start to chuckle.

Part of the whole thing is just more of what you have to rid your mind of and self of as you reap clear your thoughts.

Only worked for me a few times and only for seconds, it seemed.

As deaf as I have become, I usually hear something that implodes my efforts.
Probably keep trying though.
 

[rock hound]

Trying not to think.

... of?

Curious about the blockage to NOT Thinking?

Not thinking comes easy at times, not so with current troubles here.

My brain is always on about something but every now and then it would be nice to just take a nap. Hence the comment.

I can't not think, and sometimes it's a problem.

Carla and I call it the "hamster wheel" of thoughts.  Most often occurring at 3-4 am.

Oh, before then too.

I like "hamster wheel of thoughts" because it never stops. Although quite a bit of it is useful.

Oh yes, sometimes as soon as I lay in bed, the Hamster Wheel starts turning.  And yes, sometimes in the dark and quiet, a useful thought does pop in and provides some clarity.

[Gopher Gary]

Trying not to think.

Not thinking is my superpower. 

OKAY, spillll it!
Tell us how.
My only relief since I gave up alcohol has come from Colorado as a chewable. Been ages since, probably beyond statute of limitation worries.

Spill it, crawler!

It just comes naturally. 

I can not even imagine. For me it takes something outside me to help a little or hours of attempted meditation and preparation to find meeer moments of sanity.

I didn't claim to be sane. 

[Charlotte Quin]

Remembering way back when (like 2 years ago lol) when I used to have the stamina to shop Charlestown AND Westfield Kotara in the same day. Don't forget the 3 hour drive to Newcastle and back.
By the time things will be unrestricted again I will have even less stamina for that sort of thing 

[renaeden]

Remembering way back when (like 2 years ago lol) when I used to have the stamina to shop Charlestown AND Westfield Kotara in the same day. Don't forget the 3 hour drive to Newcastle and back.
By the time things will be unrestricted again I will have even less stamina for that sort of thing 

Today I drove to Rockingham with Kayleigh for her to pick up a prescription from her doctor. She asked if I wanted to do anything else while there (there are lots of shops nearby). I was like nope, just want to go back home. I'd had enough, heh. I do have work later, too.

[Genesis]

I need to get some sleep... I'm overthinking again -___-