I have mastered many things in my life. Some by just showing up,but mostly with unbridled perseverance. I like re-arranging the furniture each time I clean a room. Change is my friend even though it makes most organized people crazy. This should have been the first hazardous sign I took to heart.
This remains my third attempt at Blogging for day 2,and I won't lie, I'm frustrated.
I'm not sure what really happened but both previous attempts were somehow lost and it made me wonder if in fact I am just creating more excuses NOT to stay on task, and which is in fact what I am blogging about to begin with.
Let's put this to rest once and for all and review.
*The bills are on my dining room table flirting with my chandelier and making bets that i will not complete my assignment by tomorrows afternoon date.
*I spent some time folding felted sweaters despite my promises not to, because burning the unwanted papers in the fireplace wasn't enough of a distraction. Even after I opened the flu.
*I came to the conclusion that I need to speed up my production of felted crafts or that too will become a issue for blogging.
Lastly, the learning curve on life is way too sharp and I want to be the first to admit that I can only limit myself to one new job,one new electronic gadget or one new "activity" IE like blogging each and every day. It's just too much. I will be way too long winded if i start my 20 things we lived without in 1974 speech BUT SERIOUSLY
a Walkman and an i-pod shuffle are very different! For those of us who seem to get lost on the way from the laundry room to the kitchen here is a good tip. Give yourself a break and pick one new thing. This generation is moving too fast for us mid-life-ers.
Slow learning curves ahead folks.Good to know.Goodnight everybody.
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