Monroe Jones on Instagram: "This is a brutal song. It’s sad, and kind of miserable, and it finds its way into almost every playlist I make. I don’t know…there’s just something about it. It’s beautiful, and tragic, and cinematic, and I just get lost in it. David Pack wrote it, and it was borne out of a painful experience he said was so personal, that singing the lyrics every night felt like reopening and old wound. Believe it or not, Ambrosia started out as a prog-rock band, called, “Ambergris Mi

Tarryn Poulton | OT | ADHD Parenting on Instagram: "Here are some of the ways our kids with ADHD say “I love you,” even when it doesn’t look like it: 1. They follow you from room to room It’s not “clinginess.” It’s connection. Being near you helps them feel regulated and safe. 2. They interrupt you (constantly) Not out of disrespect - but because their brain wants to share something with you before it disappears. 3. They save their hardest moments for you This is the big one. They fall apart wit