Sh*t Happens: The Book

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I started reading this, meaning to read it bit by bit, but could not put it down! It is very funny, very sad and the description of being in hospital is very realistic! Write some more!”

ZF: Why did you decide on hand-drawn 2d, instead of cut-out animation? Because of the film's length? Whether it’s a breakup, divorce, issues with your kids, your health, or a death in the family, life happens. Sh*t happens. So what do we do when the professional demands keep mounting when things seem out of control in our personal lives? I'm choosing to face this moment in life with gratitude, and self-reflection, and as a massive opportunity for continuous growth, healing, and renewal.

Series 1, Episode 3 - Sh*t Happens

This sounds really bad, but we loved it if there was a bomb scare because it might mean the bridge would be closed and we would get a day off school. My boyfriend and I decided to part ways in early 2023. This was a big decision that neither one of us took lightly. Given we lived together, it was a lot to unwind. Logistically and emotionally. Their row prompts Al to move out, breaking his dad's heart. Bert shares his woes with Martin, who tells him he fell out with his father too, and still doesn't speak to him. In 2022 he would be arrested, but in 1992 Belfast homophobic hate crime law doesn't exist," says Farren, who feels strongly that the monologue (directed by Rhiann Jeffrey) should still make audiences in 2022 sit up and take notice. SH_T Happens has its world premiere at the 76th Venice Film Festival (28.08 - 07.09.2019) and its directors are looking forward to watching for the first time the film with an audience.

MM - DS: It was kind of spontaneous idea. We were discussing the title possibilities with our producer Peter, and when we were talking about the title SHIT HAPPENS, someone pointed out that maybe for some people it can be a little bit vulgar. So we had this idea to put a dash in there, so it won't be a word: shit anymore. But we all know that it is :) Second, when circumstances seem out of control, it’s important to focus on what you CAN control. Here are a few ideas: Your breathing. You can control that. Which means you can control how your nervous system is reacting to the circumstances. You can control your thoughts. You can control how you view it. You can control how much power you want to give the circumstance. You have a lot of power, freedom, and choice. You can control how you show up and respond. You have much more agency than you think or may realize when things otherwise seem in a tailspin.It’s a shame the chapters have come to an end… Really glad your hard chapter ended in a positive way. Look forward to reading some more of your adventures.” While it is possible to start memorizing the misery index scores, there are enough cards to prevent that from happening for a while, especially if you mix in expansions (which use decimal points!). In any event, the game is less about who wins and more about the process.Can SHIT HAPPENS turn 2020 around? I guess anything is possible at this point! So, basically I've been taking lots of vitamins, drinking gallons of water with honey, ginger - all that. I'm in training and treating myself a bit like an athlete building up to a marathon. I've been careful in rehearsals, not to push myself too much because I could burn out - and I'm not in my 20s any more." It’s natural, the Stoics said, to instinctively react negatively to a bad event. It’s what we do next that matters. We have the power to choose how we apply value judgements – after our initial reaction, we don’t always need to classify something as good or bad. It isn’t sh*t happening that upsets us, but our judgement that sh*t is happening.