Sunday, April 08, 2007
easter sunday decisions
Easter Sunday and I can't decide what to do with it.
The obvious thing would be to go to church. But I'm a little curious about the how the UU church celebrates Easter...... And I've still got a lot to do around the house before Monday comes around to slaughter me. Every day I resolved to get stuff done, other things came up that seemed so much more relaxing.... it is, after all, a long weekend. Might as well enjoy it.
My parents are coming to visit me next weekend, which is the main reason I'd like to get the housework done. I overdid it on the exercise yesterday, and now I feel pretty much immobile.
I think I'll go to the unitarian church. Last time I saw them was on halloween. Also, I think I'll make bookends for my bookshelf by filling jars with stones. It's time for the haphazard stacks of books to be reformed. And I'm wondering if a few of those books shouldn't be removed for my parents' visit. Maybe not. I can never decide. I almost wish that this was the week they were visiting, because if so, it would mean that they were taking me to the spa this afternoon. And damn, do I ever need a trip to the spa.
It's my own fault. I knew yesterday already that I better take it easy. But the weather was so nice, and I really wanted to train. I had just added a pizza box to my jumping pile, I'm at two feet now. And I found a great place close to my house to practice vaulting and balance, a place that's not a playground (no children in my way).
But actually, now that I think about it, sitting still is probably the best thing for me. I really do need to take some quiet time, get centered. Buffy the Vampire Slayer is (sadly) over, and it's time to give my brain a little recovery time. I'm noticing, as I post, that I'm more or less all over the place. I need to get focussed.
Fine then. I better get myself groomed to go visit the unitarians. The housework will have to fit itself into the narrow window between church and easter dinner.
Also, I apologize for the pointless and random nature of this post.
The obvious thing would be to go to church. But I'm a little curious about the how the UU church celebrates Easter...... And I've still got a lot to do around the house before Monday comes around to slaughter me. Every day I resolved to get stuff done, other things came up that seemed so much more relaxing.... it is, after all, a long weekend. Might as well enjoy it.
My parents are coming to visit me next weekend, which is the main reason I'd like to get the housework done. I overdid it on the exercise yesterday, and now I feel pretty much immobile.
I think I'll go to the unitarian church. Last time I saw them was on halloween. Also, I think I'll make bookends for my bookshelf by filling jars with stones. It's time for the haphazard stacks of books to be reformed. And I'm wondering if a few of those books shouldn't be removed for my parents' visit. Maybe not. I can never decide. I almost wish that this was the week they were visiting, because if so, it would mean that they were taking me to the spa this afternoon. And damn, do I ever need a trip to the spa.
It's my own fault. I knew yesterday already that I better take it easy. But the weather was so nice, and I really wanted to train. I had just added a pizza box to my jumping pile, I'm at two feet now. And I found a great place close to my house to practice vaulting and balance, a place that's not a playground (no children in my way).
But actually, now that I think about it, sitting still is probably the best thing for me. I really do need to take some quiet time, get centered. Buffy the Vampire Slayer is (sadly) over, and it's time to give my brain a little recovery time. I'm noticing, as I post, that I'm more or less all over the place. I need to get focussed.
Fine then. I better get myself groomed to go visit the unitarians. The housework will have to fit itself into the narrow window between church and easter dinner.
Also, I apologize for the pointless and random nature of this post.
posted by ursa smaller at 9:14 AM |
1 Comments:
I'm looking forward to your next installment. How was your visit to the UU?
I know what you mean about getting focused. It comes in spurts with me. Most of the time, I get focused when I can no longer think of a reason not to!
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