Ye Olde Inn

So much *lemony goodness* I want/have to do and never enough time to do it all. I've got several video games to play, days worth of DVDs/TVDs to watch, and hundreds of figures to paint. I also have several computer projects to work on, one major one being a GIS project for Biff from Old Scratch's left unfinished from school. I also have to spend time with the girl I'm dating, my grandmother, my step sis and her son, and my little sibs. On top of that I've got snow removal to do (whenever it snows, of course) and a real jobby job to get (interviews are currently being booked!). Lets not forget the most important: playing in and practicing with two bands and daily instrument practice in general. Sorry for the rant, but sometimes I think my head is going to explode and I just needed to let it out to take it into perspective. Well, I've got a lot to do so I better get to it. Quit distracting me damn it.

Post Transfer from Old Forum - Original Post Date: Wednesday January 23rd, 2008 06:14pm

Hey! You got a lot of things to do! Stop reading this!

Life seems to send everything at you all at once. You go days, week, and even months looking for things to occupy your spare time then... BAM!!! You're double-booked every which way. Don't worry about it zep. We're all in the same boat. Working, stuff piling up, people needing your time. Just make sure you leave yourself a few minutes in a day to sit back, breathe deep, have a sip of tasty beverage, sigh, and let everything melt away.

Post Transfer from Old Forum - Original Post Date: Wednesday January 23rd, 2008 06:27pm

Thanks drathe. I just needed to let it out. Once I'm back on a regular work routine I'm going to plan the rest of my days around it so that I can have a certain time of day to focus on one of the things that I want to do. Its just a real pain when you don't know if you'll be working snow removal at 3:30 a.m. or babysitting your nephew in the afternoon or evening that day, etc.

Post Transfer from Old Forum - Original Post Date: Thursday January 24th, 2008 12:06pm

I used to have a job with 'on call' shifts. It sucked. Couldn't make real plans cause you had to be available, but had nothing to do if you weren't needed cause you couldn't make plans. It's tough *lemony goodness* (I typed that one out myself!)

Post Transfer from Old Forum - Original Post Date: Thursday January 24th, 2008 11:28pm