It’s hard. Damn hard.
You can do it. I have faith

Red: Thanks. I think. I’m glad you have faith, one of us needs to
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By Red on 06.26.08 2:46 pm | Permalink

I know it sounds hokey, but yoga works wonders on mental cobwebs/issues/conundrums/fog.
The deep breathing calms the mind, focusing on the precision of your movements is good for, well, focusing the mind, and the stretch will help you not bust your ass next time you trip on the xbox controller cord, the dog, or whatever is in your path.

Jenny: Not hokey at all! I have always wanted to do yoga, oddly enough. It seems so calming and strength giving. AHhh I need to make the time…
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By Jenny on 06.26.08 11:17 pm | Permalink

Wandering around the river in the pre-dawn light sets me up for a great day. 45 minutes of peace and quiet (and some exercise too). A chance to work out what needs to be done and when, what fights need fighting and to choose the fights that can be won. Now if only I could convince myself to set the alarm early every day!
Good luck cleaning the cobwebs.

Del: When you find a way to set the alarm early, and a really great way to get up early? Let me know. I am a total bedbug!
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By Del on 06.27.08 8:17 am | Permalink

I have times when I can’t clear the cobwebs, Suze.
Too much going on and brain burnout is a very real thing.

I’ve posted a few times and then deleted because, well, because I hadn’t thought it through properly and I didn’t want to come across crazy.
Yeah, I know, I come across crazy in most posts…crazier…is that a better word?

Anyway. I think not posting is sometimes a good thing.

Take heart and take care I love what you write. I love honest posts.

Tiff: There are so many times when I just think everything is to lame to write about. Bu thank you
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By tiff on 06.27.08 11:44 am | Permalink

every now and then I explode.

exlosion clears the cobwebs.

Simple really.

Bettina: I would like to explode. But I”d be the one having to clean up the mess
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By Bettina on 06.27.08 9:41 pm | Permalink