Doc-A-Day
I’ve decided to start learning, or getting out in the world as my little apartment in the market is not where I plan to stay after the year. I’m going to start learning about the world, so when I get there, which will be soon, I’m prepared. More reading and learning is on the docket for me as I wait for the MRI and the knee surgery, which I do believe I need.
Yesterday, I came across a great website that has TONS of documentaries on it. So I’ve started my Doc-A-Day challenge. I watch a lot of online stuff anyway, but it’s usually just shlock, comedy stuff, or something to distract. Not anymore. 😉
Yesterday I watched “Food Inc.” I liked it a lot, it made me rethink about food. I’m not going vegetarian by any means, but I think I’ll spend more to shop locally and stay away from the corporately created foods. (Yeah that isn’t easy, but even if I change a little, it helps somewhere.)
Today I’m watching “The Marketing Of Madness: Are We All Insane?”
Having been told my whole life that I was bi-polar/depressed or borderline personality disorder *(Yeah, all three, not at once, I changed here and there… But honestly, isn’t that just going through life???) Having been “diagnosed” and told that I should be on medication for my “chemical imbalance” I find this one is very interesting to me.
Psychiatry is not a science, there’s no proof to what is in the DSM books. That is all written so that they have a reason to medicate. Check it out.
~M~
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Hey MAndy I like that ur going to blog about all kinda stuff..I know you’ve been blogging for awhile now. I just wanted to say that I seen food INC. and since then I do not eat any meats from the USA., or walmart or any grocery stores in AB ‘cos they are all mostly USA meats. I now have my own Alberta beef small family store and let me tell you that the meat tastes sooo different I wouldnt have believed it but its so true. Keep them blogs comming love you oxoxo