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Just before Christmas, a friend told me that life is about achieving balance and that I was clearly off kilter. It was an assessment I couldn’t refute. We kicked off the new year with a Caribbean cruise, which forced me to take a break from programming. It was our fifth cruise in past twelve months, obviously another balance issue, but one I don’t think Kellie has any interest solving. While ringing in the new year at sea, I resolved to achieve a more harmonious approach to my endeavors. The obsessive-compulsive thing is not about go away anytime soon, but I can use it to my advantage. All I need is a schedule; obsessive-compulsive types are very good at making plans and sticking to schedules. I’ll save technical projects like programming and other left-brained tasks for the afternoon. My mornings will be devoted to right-brained activities that don’t require extensive analysis or reasoning, such as writing posts for Living in Kellie’s World. These skills are actually counterproductive to my blogging efforts since any attempt to reconcile Kellie’s World with logic can induce instant insanity and other psychoses.
So, I’m back to blogging again and my goal is to publish at least two posts per week. I’ll have another post on Friday about a funny episode during our latest cruise. It involves grandmothers and marital aids.
Oh sweet Jesus please let it not be about our mother
ReplyDeleteOh sweet Jesus please let it not be about our mother
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you're back! I missed reading your blog.
ReplyDeleteThat new year's cruise idea is fantastic! I'll have to keep it mind for the future.
Yes, balance is very hard to achieve. And it's so hard to find time to squeeze in everything I'd like to do! My problem usually isn't doing one thing exclusively, it is trying to do way too many things, instead of focusing on just a few.
Holy Smokes! You're alive!!!
ReplyDeleteI've missed you and your posts!! Can't wait to read what you write. :)