Hi, everyone this week we are looking at fear of abandonment and borderline personality disorder. We all must deal with the death of a loved one or the end of a relationship as loss is a natural part of life. However, people with BPD live in fear of such loses. People with BPD tend to think the following thoughts, you’re going to leave me, you don’t really love me, or you aren’t here for me. Those with BPD can have tremendous fears of rejection and being abandon to the point they may sabotage themselves and relationships. The fear they feel can be real or just perceived but it i ..read more

  They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old; Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning We will remember them. Lest we forget ..read more

  So, after going through some stuff, I found this book called Australians Under Fire 1942 and have decoded to use it for my Wednesday posts.  We will start with the introduction that is in the book because the start of the book is the best place to start if you don’t want to be all over the damn place, which I do not. As the title says this book is focused mostly on the year 1942. It seems like the year 1942 was a dark, uncertain, and crucial one for Australia, with several events taking place such as the bombing of Darwin, the battle of the Coral Sea, Milne Bay, Kokoda and El Ala ..read more

  Hello Tuesday, you are day for another freaky creature, this week it is the Common Basilisk, have you heard of it? I have not but it is a lizard that has been nicknamed the Jesus Christ lizard. It received this nickname because of its ability to run on water. When it’s threatened it can escape by sprinting towards any water. When they reach the edge of the water they just keep going. They run on their back legs with their body upright and arm by its side. They have been clocked at 8km/h on water and 11km/h on land. The reason it’s so good on water is its feet, it has big feet with fla ..read more

  Monday again, so time for some more facts, still about sea creatures. There are a million known species of plants and animals living in the world’s oceans, with many more to be discovered. There are around 65,000 newly discovered species of yet given formal names. Coral reefs cover less than 1 per cent of the ocean floor, but support around 25 per cent of all marine life. A female octopus is called hen, The Giant Pacific Octopus lays around 100,000 eggs at a time. Most of the octopus’s body is spongy and flexible, but its eyes are more solid. Ost spies can squeeze through tight spaces ..read more

  Another good night, slept till the alarm went off but I did get up once to pee. Temp is 15 degrees at 5am. There was an incident in Sydney were a man entered a shopping centre and stabbed and killing up to 6 people including a 9-month-old, on the 5am news they said the baby was still alive, but the mother died. The man was shot and killed by a police officer. Tasha came down and asked if I would like to go to Woolies myself tomorrow, I said I would. Had a really good night, woke at 4.50am with at temp of 12 degrees according to the laptop or 15 degrees according to my phone. Tasha too ..read more

  Have you heard of borderline personality disorder? Do you know what it is? Well, I am going to tell you. Borderline personality disorder is a mental illness that severely impacts a person's ability to manage their emotions. This loss of emotional control can increase impulsivity, affect how a person feels about themselves, and negatively impact their relationships with others. There are nine signs of the condition. ·         Fear of Abandonment. You're going to leave me ·         Intense Interpersonal ..read more

  Well, here we are at another Friday so here is a bit more about Parkinson’s Disease, this week we are looking a bit more at walking with Parkinson’s. There are a number of very specific and somewhat strange symptoms that can affect one’s walking.  The most common would be what is called start hesitancy, this is when someone with Parkinson’s goes to take a step and can’t, this is because the automatic movement of lifting one foot off the ground doesn’t happen.  The reason for this seems to be that the disease makes it difficult to induce the reflex reaction to shift the centr ..read more

  Like some other countries Australia has three levels of government, local, state, and federal, and we also have a Governor General. As I have wrote about all except local that is what todays post is about. Local councils collect taxes in the form of rates from property owners, they also receive money from both state and federal governments. The money is spent on local matters such as: town planning, rubbish collection, water and sewage, dog registration and local roads. In local council elections, voters elect representatives to councils across NSW. Each  ..read more

  Well, hello everyone time for another freaky creature, this week we have the Potoo. It is found in South American forest, if you saw it sitting on a branch its body will match the colour of the branch with its beak pointed skyward, you may not notice it. It has huge staring eyes and eerie call “po-Too” “poo-Too”. It will swoop from its perch when it sees food such as flying insects which it swallows whole. It has a wingspan of 1 metre its eerie call when heard in the jungle at night can be either unsettling or out right scary. According to Brazilian legend, it’s a song from the dead ..read more