Apparently I am not cut out for blogging at this point in my life. This is odd, because I actually want to blog, because I like the idea of connecting with people over shared interests, etc.
It's just not happening.
I should mention that I finished my ecourse on blogging and honestly it would make you laugh. It made me laugh. All this connecting your blog to your Twitter feed and your Instagram and Pinterest and podcasts and AdSense and affiliate links. Jesus Lord, it made me hate the very idea of blogging.
Clearly I am not cut out for that level of blogging. Honestly I am thoroughly sick of all social media at this moment. But perhaps I am just having a bad, particularly curmudgeonly day. I am kind of pissed at everyone today.
So don't take it to heart, O ye anonymous Internet. Perhaps it shall pass.
Far too much to get into here but I believe I am honestly having a PTSD issue related to stuff from my childhood, long repressed & resuscitated by recent family events. I just want to go to bed but I have to press on. It is a crushing feeling.
(Insert witty +/or poignant concluding statement here.)
I am at the park for lunch. I am now going to turn on my car and drive back to work blasting "Bohemian Rhapsody" and singing as loud as I can.
To better days.
Wednesday, July 23, 2014
Tuesday, July 01, 2014
Throwing Down Some Wisdom
Yesterday after work I was sitting next to Viva on the couch. Out of nowhere and with no prompting whatsoever she turned to me and said, "You know, Mom? I think we're RICH."
"We ARE rich," I said. "Rich in love."
"No, I don't mean like that," she said. "I mean rich because we have our whole family and we're all together."
(Had I been at my snottiest, I would have said, "Same thing." I am so annoying. I am so glad I did not do that. Yay, me!)
"That is really nice that you feel that way," I said. "You are right, we are so lucky to have each other. I feel grateful every day."
And I do. Much as I may complain about things, at the end of the day I am happy. What more can you ask than that?
P.S. Also, super pleased that she is aware that she is in an unusual position and doesn't take her blessings for granted. She is happy - not in a simple-minded, Pollyannaish sort of way, but in a "I've checked it out and I gotta say, I got it pretty dang good" kind of way. I like that she doesn't define richness by having things, but by having close relationships with people who love her. Oh, my girl. She just captures my heart afresh, that one.
"We ARE rich," I said. "Rich in love."
"No, I don't mean like that," she said. "I mean rich because we have our whole family and we're all together."
(Had I been at my snottiest, I would have said, "Same thing." I am so annoying. I am so glad I did not do that. Yay, me!)
"That is really nice that you feel that way," I said. "You are right, we are so lucky to have each other. I feel grateful every day."
And I do. Much as I may complain about things, at the end of the day I am happy. What more can you ask than that?
P.S. Also, super pleased that she is aware that she is in an unusual position and doesn't take her blessings for granted. She is happy - not in a simple-minded, Pollyannaish sort of way, but in a "I've checked it out and I gotta say, I got it pretty dang good" kind of way. I like that she doesn't define richness by having things, but by having close relationships with people who love her. Oh, my girl. She just captures my heart afresh, that one.
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