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| September 6th?! |
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| Book launched September 6th?! |
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| My 'Watkins Books' book bag behind me |
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| My Watkins 'Mind Body Spirit' magazines on the floor near me |
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| On the floor to remind me to write future posts about them:-) |
The Positive Psychology of Synchronicity?
Chris also mentions a new TV show he is involved with called 'Destination Happiness' that screens Saturdays at Noon on Channel 9 Australia.
Tool: 10,000 Days/Fear Inoculum?
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| Been there, done that in my early 20s |
"R U OK co-founder Graeme Cowan has been overwhelmed with support and messages of solidarity after sharing a suicide note he wrote in the depths of his depression 15 years ago.
Mr Cowan is now a leading motivational speaker and posted his note to social media this week in the hope it would spark a conversation that could ultimately save lives."
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| Now Wikipedia says Dan died September 11th, 2019, not 10th |
Danny Frawley, not that Chris would have known these things would happen the same week as his book launch.
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| Danny Frawley, a larrikin media personality, died aged 56 on Monday in crash |
I don't think you need to walk around with a fake smile painted over your face to convince other people that you are doing "OK", and if you're not happy that doesn't mean that you are depressed, but we should never let those mental demons bring us down.
What Are We Going to Do About the Ibis?
September 8th was also Danny Frawley's birthday.
Who? The Angel of Death?
Fascinating information here, Daz! Mackey's book is on my list.
ReplyDeleteWe saw IT chapter 2 over the weekend.I love Stephen King's work! The premise of the movie is good - I like that it showed us what these kids were like 27 years later. But the movie was way too long!
I read Chris Mackey's first book and liked it, but I'm confused as to whether this new book of his is just an updated version of the old book or a completely new book Trish.
ReplyDeleteI too have seen 'IT: Chapter 2' with my boys, but I started having micro sleeps during the film near the end and missed sections of the movie, so I'll probably go by myself and see IT again before ITs cinema run is over.
I think you are right Trish about the movie being too long, as I really felt the length of the movie (but I was tired before I went in).
Although I have seen 'Once Upon a Time ... in Hollywood' twice and it is of a similar length, but time just seems to fly by when I watch that movie and it doesn't seem long at all to me.