We take this episodes title from an Albert Camus quote, "In the midst of winter, I found there was, within me, an invincible summer." Appropriate because Annie is in Paris, healing from some heartache, and the season is, indeed Summer! Join Annie for some reflections on moving on from her breakup, some stand up comedy outtakes, and her own blend of humor, philosophy, & self-reflection. LIberte, Egalite, Fratrenite!! A worthy set of principles & values.

In which we hear from Annie again, after a long pause between episodes. She's got some excerpts from her comedy and therapy to share with us, as well as other news.

Annie shares a newfound recognition of the importance of this show and its taping as part of her recovery.

In which we hear a little bit of Annie speaking in session with her therapist, Dr. X, as well as some of her stand up comedy.

In which Annie reflects on feeling a portion of hope for the first time in a while; on 'God' and spirituality. And reads to us from her new work in progress, "Some Can Tell Stories."

We take our title from Pink Floyd's song of the same name. And recall a particularly salient, a propos, quote from the 1975 release, "So, you think you can tell Heaven from Hell, blue skies from rain."

A reading of which might be-- that sometimes, that which we take for granted, is the wrong-headed assumption, upon which we have been endeavoring to construct our lives. But, with a faulty foundation, the whole is sure to come tumbling down, sooner or later.

When an Aunt tells Annie that she must be 'hallucinating,' if she thinks she's been treated with anything other than love and respect, Annie once again must confront the truth of who her family is, how they view and treat her. At the same time, she's enjoying a fair portion of her time abroad in Barcelona, and fantasizing about spending more time there in the future.

This episode takes its title from Jung's book of the same name, in a veiled reference to a new online friend Annie's made, named Vic. Listen to Annie reflect on her time in Barcelona, a number of relationships, and the nature of some of her own weaknesses and difficulties in managing any and all of the above.

Annie's made it to Barcelona. Visit with her as she considers her trip thus far, and speaks frankly about her own demons, and the voices in her head holding her back, as well as those, propelling her forwards. In Barcelona!

We take the title for tonight's episode from the wonderful novel of the same name by Jack Finney.

stroll through the lower east side with Annie as it snows lightly and she contemplates her upcoming trip and the grave in letting things be. Just for a little while.