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Writer's Block: More, More, More
Apr. 18th, 2008 09:45 am[Error: unknown template qotd]
I'd like to do more of...less.
I wonder if I need to rearrange some of my priorities. The one that is killing me right now is that people are more important than stuff. I have a habit of accepting too many invitations, which I enjoy, but it's starting to cut into my creative time at home. Or worse, into my quiet time.
Last night turned out to have a good balance. I had just finished getting the kitchen back in order from a few days' neglect, when a neighbor called to invite me and Amber-cat up to the Crow's Nest (two flights up from my Aerie) to enjoy sunset on the terrace. It was relaxing. The cats get along well, and left us in peace to enjoyed drinks, nibbles and good conversation. The sunset wasn't spectacular, but being outdoors at that hour certainly was.
I hadn't set any intentions for this moon, so I guess what is coming to fruition is aimlessness. That's OK for a change.
I also must remember that I'm now free to make major changes in my life. I had set a one year moratorium on major changes (like career or relocating) after my mother's passing.
The only change I want to make is quite small. I MUST give myself time to do less, less, less.
I'd like to do more of...less.
I wonder if I need to rearrange some of my priorities. The one that is killing me right now is that people are more important than stuff. I have a habit of accepting too many invitations, which I enjoy, but it's starting to cut into my creative time at home. Or worse, into my quiet time.
Last night turned out to have a good balance. I had just finished getting the kitchen back in order from a few days' neglect, when a neighbor called to invite me and Amber-cat up to the Crow's Nest (two flights up from my Aerie) to enjoy sunset on the terrace. It was relaxing. The cats get along well, and left us in peace to enjoyed drinks, nibbles and good conversation. The sunset wasn't spectacular, but being outdoors at that hour certainly was.
I hadn't set any intentions for this moon, so I guess what is coming to fruition is aimlessness. That's OK for a change.
I also must remember that I'm now free to make major changes in my life. I had set a one year moratorium on major changes (like career or relocating) after my mother's passing.
The only change I want to make is quite small. I MUST give myself time to do less, less, less.
