I realize my posts go through phases. Lately that phase is: I would rather be doing other things then sitting at the computer. Then it happens, I sit down and just start writing and it feels oh so good! I do not know why; I am not a writer by trade nor a writer at heart, but I like expressing and connecting with people in various forums (including online).
What have I been doing with my time not spent on the computer? Keeping very, very busy. Between work, my daily yoga practice, three days a week of Thai kickboxing, spending time with Groovy and Sherman, and visiting family and friends, I barely have time to sit in this wooden chair.
This is a good thing! I have been living life. Perhaps it's time to carve out a moment each day to writer about life?
The updates:
Kickboxing is kicking my butt into shape rapidly.
Eating is getting healthier and healthier.
My 30 Day Yoga Challenge is at day 321.
I have reconfirmed the fact that I am week at event planning.
I have also reconfirmed that my least favorite chore is hand washing the dishes.
I finally found a new pair of eyeglass frames and am seriously thinking about going back for the second pair that I dig.
Sherman is going through a serious shedding phase.
I need to repair or replace a slow leaking tire on my car.
I stand taller than I used to.
I am a true athlete again. (I have missed you, Athletic Melissa of Yesteryear! Welcome back.)
I have embraced my beauty again. (Another serious "welcome back.")
I visited PS1 (MoMA) in Queens with Groovy and a friend visiting from Wisconsin. Great space!
I took a personal day last Friday and ventured into the City with my father to go to the Photo Expo at the Javits Center, with a stop off at B&H. All I can say is "Holy Crap!" Great day.
I stand taller than I used to.
Last but not least, I got myself to sit down and write this post! See you soon!
1 comment:
I find that writing is certainly easier a some times than others...that sometimes I sit down and inspired words just seem to flow out of my fingertips, with little conscious effort, while, other times, I work like crazy to bang out stuff that's utterly lifeless. What I think it comes down to is that I always have something to say, but, in the latter times, what I really have to say are things I don't want to think about, that I'm repressing. So, what I do allow out isn't coming from anywhere deep. So, the cure for writer's block, I think, is to truly let it all loose...
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