I read this morning over at Life, Smudged that it is National Blog Posting Month. OK, so, first, I did not know such a thing existed, but not surprised. Since the author of this blog is in England and I am in the U S of A, it might not really apply to us here at the Perfection of Prudence. Second, the author plans to post once a day in honor of said month. I feel I have been challenged.
Now the trick of this is that I have not had the brain power or mental energy to think about anything within the context of this blog. And, (I am loathe to say this to you one or two people who actually read the blog) that I have been contemplating why we continue. That said, a challenge is a challenge (even one where the person doing the challenging does not have a clue to our existence)!
I am afraid this will truly be a challenge. I am in the midst of a chaotic life at the moment. Not bad chaotic, just there are more things to do than I have time in the day to do. I started a new position in September but one of the two old ones was/is still active and I have been doing two full-time jobs (which are technically supposed to be part time. Liar, Liar, pants on fire.) As a result of this current state of affairs, I have not had a chance to think too fondly of work and more often than not I wish to take a nap on the couch with a Hallmark Hall of Fame movie on the TV in the background. Or a soap opera. Or Lifetime Movie. Does not particularly matter, just as long as I do not have to focus. Unfortunately, I cannot do such things and it has lead to me being cranky more than I would like (because of tiredness, not necessarily because of the lack of Made for TV movies in my life). Yet, many people work all the time and are very tired, but seem to not inflict crankiness on those around them. How do they do it?
I guess I should figure it out soon before everyone I know ditches me.
Now the trick of this is that I have not had the brain power or mental energy to think about anything within the context of this blog. And, (I am loathe to say this to you one or two people who actually read the blog) that I have been contemplating why we continue. That said, a challenge is a challenge (even one where the person doing the challenging does not have a clue to our existence)!
I am afraid this will truly be a challenge. I am in the midst of a chaotic life at the moment. Not bad chaotic, just there are more things to do than I have time in the day to do. I started a new position in September but one of the two old ones was/is still active and I have been doing two full-time jobs (which are technically supposed to be part time. Liar, Liar, pants on fire.) As a result of this current state of affairs, I have not had a chance to think too fondly of work and more often than not I wish to take a nap on the couch with a Hallmark Hall of Fame movie on the TV in the background. Or a soap opera. Or Lifetime Movie. Does not particularly matter, just as long as I do not have to focus. Unfortunately, I cannot do such things and it has lead to me being cranky more than I would like (because of tiredness, not necessarily because of the lack of Made for TV movies in my life). Yet, many people work all the time and are very tired, but seem to not inflict crankiness on those around them. How do they do it?
I guess I should figure it out soon before everyone I know ditches me.
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