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Sunrise09
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I never go out in the day at 4:52 this morning I went for a little warlk off road and I don't no why but I did something that I haven't done since I was in care I layed down and looked up at the sky.i saw so many things has any one eals done this befor and what did you see if anything.
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I like staring at the sky too @Sunrise09
I enjoy cloud watching, and using my imagination to see what the clouds remind me of. Did you do that?
I also like to look at the sky at night. I can't always see the stars, but it's nice when you can see them!2 -
I did I love looking at the sky at night as well I could of stayed all morning the birds was singing it really is lovely but then the time goes by and I lock myself away again.1
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Some years ago I used to stay in quite a bit and enjoy the inclement weather as I knew most other people would be forced to stay in too. It made me feel better about my self imposed prison regime.
For some reason I no longer feel that way but I still enjoy a wet or snowy day indoors, just me, a hot water bottle and a mug of hot tea or coffee.2 -
That is true so true but I think I have losed myself somewhere in the past and I don't won't to go back and find myself the pain hurts to much I'm scared to I really am.1
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I`ve never done that on land, but I used to do that on the flight deck of a couple of frigates I was on when we were in the warmer regions (and calm seas). There`s something incredibly relaxing about lying on your back, gazing at thousands, if not millions, of twinkling little objects in the sky while listening to the soft noises of a warship moving through the water. Those conditions allowed satellites to be seen - moving slowly across the sky like a moving star.
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The best night sky I’ve seen was on one holiday in Scotland, West Highlands, it was beautiful, it seemed there was more stars than sky. I’ll never forget it.1
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Would you feel comfortable sharing a little more about why you lock yourself away, the pain you're experiencing, and why you're scared to find yourself @Sunrise09? You don't have to share anything you don't want to, but I can sense you're going through a tough time at the moment.1
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Not at this time I'm sorry and I don't no if I ever could I just don't no.1
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Not sharing anything with anyone sounds like a very difficult way to live, Pam. I'm very sorry to hear you have to go through that. It sounds like you probably haven't, but I was just wondering if you've ever sought support with what happened with your family?1
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