The day is sunny, bright and ever so slightly on the cloudy side.
Perfect Saturday weather....... for getting the plumbing works that needed to be done for the House completed . The pressure coming into the house has been low the last couple of years and I've figured out we need to do a bypass on the plumbing and water intake system to provide for the higher psi needed in the house.......
so, today a good day as any to get everything into gear and let the contractors do their work.
You know you've entered a watch and wait period when the Funk feeling suddenly sets in on even your accomplishments and every schedule,assignment and job just feels so difficult to finish.
When you don't try to rush things along & everything feels like its just the same old,same old.
That's because even though we are aware,it takes time for an seed to grow into a tree; in this fast paced, grab all while you can competitive world, the need to rest is purposely pushed aside to keep chasing the goal we set for ourselves.
Sometimes, when you have been speeding along for so long ,you don't know how to turn down the speed, that's when the body takes over automatically to make you feel like you must relax, take opportunity to rest and relax.
Normally, we enjoy the prospect of seeing friends and attending parties, making opportunities but suddenly we feel we'll rather stay home, wearing comfortable pyjamas and eating comfort food. Turning off the mobile and pull down the shades. maybe take the nearest transport to that far away hideaway joint that no one knows you have.
This is the time to be flexible about scheduling appointments. Switch things around to accommodate someone who only has a small window of time to meet. Show the world you too can bend over backwards to accommodate them. Who knows, find the right appreciative /crowd and you could embark on a business venture that is both financially and emotionally rewarding.
Having a little private time will give you an attractive glow that is hard to resist !
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| KEWEE ( SFI class of 73) and Me |
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