Mongrels and MW3

[lupestripe]

Proof, if proof were needed, that I will never fully fit in around these parts.

And this grey clingy rainy autumnal crap weather is hardly helping my apathy either.

I promise I will be more positive soon, try and get the bouncy happy me back. There was some of that at FE this weekend but mentally I am finding things tough right now. Wolfie says I dwell on the negatives too much - he may be right. But when you are hurting, this is what you are wont to do. Psychology sucks. Being a depressive sucks more.

I know I have nothing to feel down about but rationality often struggles in the emotional realm. My moods have always been erratic and this is just another manifestation. I wish it wasn't like this but it is. I will just have to try and dig myself out of it.

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Comments

[fionacat.livejournal.com]

What did you think of mongrels then?

It had some nifty actually one or two laugh out loud moments for myself.

[elfasi.livejournal.com]

Whenever I hear that phrase I can't help thinking of the alternative version in 'The Day Today' - Proof if proof be need be

[moth-wingthane.livejournal.com]

Apologies to fans but I don't find Mongrels even remotely funny.

[skawinski.livejournal.com]

Aye, weather today is especially crap with all the drizzle and dominating mehness.

Watch "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" - it really lifted my spirits :D

[shep-shepherd.livejournal.com]

I quite enjoy Mongrels. However, I don't get the appeal of MW3 at all.

[alexf0x.livejournal.com]

Wow, I am not alone in thinking that Mongrels was vastly overrated. I saw the first series, and thought it was just full of dated unfunny jokes and lame attempts to ape family guy shamelessly. I had better things to do last night like writing, checking hens or packing for my trip to the middle east.

[porsupah.livejournal.com]

Mmm, this sort of weather doesn't really help. On the other paw, I'm looking out at it from within a warm, well-lit office with a busy, calm atmosphere. ^_^ (Thankfully, the last really nice day was over the weekend, so I eventually got off my tail and wandered around the nearby trail with the camera, getting some lovely pastoral panoramas. No buns yet, though)

Ultimately, one's real moods come from within - one can appreciate a situation's fine, intellectually, but if you don't feel it, you won't be more than reasonably neutral of mood. Keeping busy seems helpful, perhaps unsurprisingly, with the bonus of the likelihood of, at some point, realising you actually feel quite good about things.