to pick myself up, dust myself off and get back on track.
I have no idea what happened to the last two days. I’ve vegged in front of this computer or the tele doing absolutely nothing. AND have no desire to do a dang thing. Well, I guess I shouldn’t say that, as I did make cinnamon rolls … and the large pan is almost gone!
It’s real easy for me to stay in this darkness and get further and further into the muck. Sometimes it’s easier to just do that instead of look ahead to what is in store for me next.
I’m really not worried about my future, but my brain apparently needs to go through the grief process.
I had a couple of thoughts of what to do, I’ve acted on one of them, so I guess I’ll wait and see what happens.
You did what? 
Let us know if what you acted on pans out!
Hope things pan out before you empty out the Cinnamon roll pan.
You know it’s the winter blahhhhs that’s what! I’ve been feeling the same way although we have tons of work to do, I took a NAP yesterday. gahhh!! you’ll snap out of it. hang in there
Winter is a time of natural slowing, but no one likes feeling glum for too long. I hope you’re really feeling better!
S. – I’ll let you know. It isn’t in the paying job area, but will be interesting.
HD – lol … too late!
SG – that’s part of it … as I’m sure you are also, I getting tired of the clouds. Geesh girl, you’ve got so much to do in so little time. Are you able to keep your existing job? Good luck with the move.
MM – starting to. I need to get on the treadmill and get that endorphin high.
As long as your “act” doesn’t involve reaching for a bottle of alcohol. I think you’ll be okay. 😉
Maybe it’s a touch of Seasonal Affective Disorder?
GH – lol…with all the movements in our act … one could get hurt reaching for a bottle of anything. Although we did perform on stages above the bar and bartender’s head. I was always nervous about tripping off the stage and into the bottles!