Showing posts with label exhausting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label exhausting. Show all posts

Sunday, February 13, 2011

Not Today

02.12.2011

I got some not-so-good news today about a family member and this, coupled with jet-lag and getting ready for a big project for tomorrow, has exhausted me both physically and emotionally. I can’t find the mental space to write anything meaningful.

Sunday, November 7, 2010

It Still Creeps In

11.07.2010

Today, I have nothing interesting to say. I was at home for the entire day working on a creative project that entailed me to turn our living room and kitchen upside down. I must say that I have the world’s most understanding husband. As he left this morning, I apologized for the mess and he replied lovingly, “That’s OK. Such is my bohemian life.” This made me love him all the more because, as I state in my “About Me” profile, there is never a dull moment with me, with the next whirlwind adventure always hovering around the corner.

But, to all this to kids… I’m exhausted. I’ve had about 8 hours of sleep since Friday and the entirety of what was last week kept me scrambling to catch up with time, which I failed to do. I have a number of projects going on at the same time and, though I’m not complaining, I can’t help but wonder if I’ll be able to be half as busy with the kinds of things I love to do were we to have a kid. Everything is a give and take, yes, sure, and I know I’ve explored that. But I’m so scared that a child will take away opportunities for me to do the kinds of projects like what I did today. It’s that fear creeping in all over again…

Monday, September 13, 2010

Sometimes I Need a Break from Myself

09.12.2010

Today I really felt overwhelmed with the topic of this blog. I also felt weighed down with my analytical nature and agonizing over this topic, weighing one option over the other. It’s exhausting!

I don’t want to sit down and have to think about how I feel or what I see around me. The topics that I could write about are endless, of course, but I need a break from my tendencies to observe and scrutinize.