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Life Has A Way

Life always has a way of doing whatever it needs to do. There’s nothing wrong with that thought process. It comes and goes without a second thought. We can’t easily figure out why life does this to us, we have to understand something at some point, but if we don’t? Well, no harm no foul. It’s life and we have to continue going forward to see everything that is out there. There’s nothing we can do about it. Life will move foreward without the ability for us to do anything but wonder what this life will eventually be like in the far distant future. Oh what a joy that could bring about. If life has a way, we will be able to get from point a to point b in no time at all. It feels like a circle at times. A = B = C, isn’t that what the crazy future guy in Star Trek: Voyager tried to explain? Yeah, something like that. It’s quite an interesting thought process to be sure. It’s life though, nothing can be done about it. So let life be what it wants to be, there’s nothing wrong with that tho...
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 Welp yesterday felt like a bust. But I was able to get help by calling into my therapist's office. I thought about calling 988, but I've heard some funky things about that. So, I didn't call them. The people were very friendly and helpful. It was like having a therapy appointment without having an official therapy appointment.

After the intake lady took my info, she asked if I needed to continue talking with a therapist. I said yes, and she switched me over to someone else and we talked for a bit.

So yeah, yesterday was nuts.

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