by Deborah Globus
Although I believe there’s a ritual for every occasion and every need, sometimes what is most needed is just time.
It’s been a trying couple of weeks as a volunteer project spiraled into chaos with a lot of parties involved and lots of room for mistakes – not my favorite situation to be in.
Part of me wants to create a ritual to fast track this whole recovery process, get me back in the swing of things, get me posting and working again.
It’s been a trying couple of weeks as a volunteer project spiraled into chaos with a lot of parties involved and lots of room for mistakes – not my favorite situation to be in.
Part of me wants to create a ritual to fast track this whole recovery process, get me back in the swing of things, get me posting and working again.
There’s a bigger part of me that’s just beat and wants nothing more than to sleep and watch mindless television and (believe it or not) tidy up the mess that occurred in the house during the two weeks of “argh!!!”
So, much as I believe there’s a ritual for everything, I’m gonna spend a few more days just chillin’. Soak in the Spring that has finally arrived here on the North Shore of Long Island and my azaleas that are in bloom. I’m gonna indulge in bad TV and a fantasy novel or two.
And it’ll be enough…
So, much as I believe there’s a ritual for everything, I’m gonna spend a few more days just chillin’. Soak in the Spring that has finally arrived here on the North Shore of Long Island and my azaleas that are in bloom. I’m gonna indulge in bad TV and a fantasy novel or two.
And it’ll be enough…
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