For who would bear the whips and scorns of time
The week winds down, and the shift is only half over; however, tonight I will be asleep in my own bed. This afternoon, my boss and I will be traveling home to pay our respects to Art and offer condolences to his family. I live an hour south of Cold Lake, and I've arranged to have Diane pick me up tonight. The respite to my sanctuary will be nice. It has been 19 days since I've been home.Barb, a friend and fellow movie enthusiast from the office, stopped by for tea last night. It was nice to have quiet company. Lately I've been spending alot of time with people; I hope to get some time to myself soon.
It's going to be a busy couple of days. Leaving today, funeral tomorrow followed by more travel back, and the equinox sunday. I had some big plans for equinox this year, but it may end up being simpler than I thought.
I entertained some electricians today with my recitation of Hamlet's soliloquy. Somedays it's amazing how easily people are to stun, and somedays I wonder why I bother. And the answer is always the same; I am always willing to share what I know.
4 Comments:
enjoy your time off, this week had probably been maddening for you! You did Hamlet? yeah, I definitely have to see that someday :D I wrote you and email and sent it to your gmail account. Um, you rock and be safe going home :)
Maddening, a little. Draining is a better word. Everything for the passed couple of weeks has more or less sucked the energy out of me. But, the moon is waxing, winter is ending (sooner or later somewhere I'm sure it will), and I feel "me" returning. I feel energy filling me again.
Thanks again, Sonja. :)
'me' is always the best feeling to be :) plus you get to go home and spend time with Diane and Xanth. sounds like pure hedonist pleasure.
Yeah. It would be better if it was a longer period, andunder better circumstances, but it's going to feel great.
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