Words Of The Wisdomless: Rock On

Words Of The Wisdomless: Rock On

"In the words of 1982 grunge rock band The Motels, only the lonely complain... Gosh, OH golly me, I have nothing to complain about. But the voices in my head must really be lonely and have a long list of complaints, since they haven't left yet."

- by Chato B. Stewart

Words Of The Wisdomless: Could Have Been -

Words Of The Wisdomless: Could Have Been - "You can't go around thinking to much about 'what could have been', Rather think what 'will be'. Like, if I don't get my work done, I 'will be' out of a job. And If I can't pay my rent I 'will be' homeless."

- By Chato B. Stewart

Words Of the Wisdomless: Toon-Life:

Words Of the Wisdomless: Toon-Life:

"Live, Life Like It's A Cartoon, and always bring your Eraser"

- by Chato B. Stewart 10/26/2007

Words Of The Wisdomless: Procrastination

Words Of The Wisdomless: Procrastination -

"I've been so busy doing nothing. Now, I have to make sure nothing I do, makes me actually have to do something."

-By Chato B Stewart

 

Words Of The Wisdomless: Chaos-

Words Of The Wisdomless: Chaos-

"Chaos is my life's breath, the nectar of my soul, with out it I would feel lost. Yet, strangely enough, with it I feel at peace, Oh, and lost."

-Chato B. Stewart

 

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Chato B.  Stewart
Mental Health Advocate - Cartoonist - and a few other  things!
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Words Of The Wisdomless- Down the Drain -

Words Of The Wisdomless- Down the Drain -

"With a psychological diagnosis, it can seem like the proverbial plug has been pulled out of our lives. What we once had is going down the drain. What people sometimes forget is that hope can plug up that drain."

 

-by Chato B.  Stewart

Word Of the Wisdomless: Profound-

Word Of the Wisdomless: Profound-

"If you are going to survive life diagnosed with a Mental Disorder, you first need to survive the diagnosis then work on Mentally avoiding disorder. When you're done venturing on the hard, arduous task of overcoming the ability to comprehend the difference between psychosis, the surreal and reality, let me know. I'll be here taking my meds."

-By Chato B Stewart