I could probably sit here for an hour coming up with a clever and descriptive title for this post, but I've already wasted enough time today. This is going to be one of those posts that I don't quite know what it will be about until I've finished it. Random.
Justin left this morning. He'll be gone for 3 weeks. You can
hear me whine read more about my feelings on this
here. Suffice to say, I'm already feeling a little lonely. Plus, I'm back on the kick of trying to take my diet seriously, so the usual perks of his absence (like having ice cream for breakfast and not worrying about someone seeing me be a total pig) are a no go. I neglected my blogs, and my bidding on freelance sites, and my article submissions, and all those other fun, lovely, non-profitable writer-y pursuits yesterday to spend time with him before he left. I'm not always good at pulling myself away from a project I feel passionate about, so I'm glad I was able to see the forest for the trees here for once. (Is that an appropriate use of the metaphor? I have a terrible habit of mixing my metaphors. My family still tease me about 'throwing salt on the fire.')
Last night we went to Chuy's (yummy Mexican) with a bunch of friends from Justin's nav class. Class ended for them October 10th and now everyone is starting to go their own ways. One family is leaving for Florida today- another leaves in less than two weeks for Little Rock. A number of our friends are already long gone. It's the way of life we signed up for, but it can be a little depressing.
I have a big long list of blog post ideas to tackle, now that I've got tons of lonely free time ahead of me. So hopefully, I'll be updating this pretty often in the next few days.
1 comment:
Indeed, lonely times can be a blessing. I'm sure you'll produce good writing like crazy!
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