Well, I never thought a history class over the course of the Spring Semester, would become so consuming that it would zap me of my creative energy. I turned in my final paper this past week as it was the last of three consuming projects taking up all the room in my brain. That paper plus a team building project at work and a dance/rap performance at the Berkeley YMCA- they all were due within a few days of eachother and this time last week, I thought I was going to spontaneously combust. Yes, I know, compared to people with real problems, that sounds like nothing, but even good stress is still stress.
And now...I exhale. I finally have time to catch up with a Memorial Three Day Weekend of Rest, that I have been so looking forward to. While others head out of town or head to San Francisco to celebrate the 75th Anniversary of the Golden Gate Bridge and the Carnaval Parade in the Mission District, I chose to do not much of anything and I love it. I chose to space out and stare at my messy apartment or gaze out my window. I slept in til 10:30am this morning. It was glorious.
When Donna Summer died a couple of weeks ago, I was going to blog about that, but then another Bee Gee died and then I was going to blog about "The Week That Disco Died", and then I found out a good friend's mom died and I sort of hit a wall. What is up with all this death? 2012 has already greeted us with too many R.I.P.s than I know what to do with. Starting with my aunt's death in January, to Whitney Houston's death in February, then Ronnie Montrose's death in March, then another friend's parent's death in April, and then three deaths in May- I am SPENT. AND IT'S NOT EVEN HAPPENING TO ME. I keep thinking I will write some deep blog once I have time to reflect, but I am not there yet. Everyone quit dying, already.
2012 - the year of loss. Who would have thunk it?
And now...I exhale. I finally have time to catch up with a Memorial Three Day Weekend of Rest, that I have been so looking forward to. While others head out of town or head to San Francisco to celebrate the 75th Anniversary of the Golden Gate Bridge and the Carnaval Parade in the Mission District, I chose to do not much of anything and I love it. I chose to space out and stare at my messy apartment or gaze out my window. I slept in til 10:30am this morning. It was glorious.
When Donna Summer died a couple of weeks ago, I was going to blog about that, but then another Bee Gee died and then I was going to blog about "The Week That Disco Died", and then I found out a good friend's mom died and I sort of hit a wall. What is up with all this death? 2012 has already greeted us with too many R.I.P.s than I know what to do with. Starting with my aunt's death in January, to Whitney Houston's death in February, then Ronnie Montrose's death in March, then another friend's parent's death in April, and then three deaths in May- I am SPENT. AND IT'S NOT EVEN HAPPENING TO ME. I keep thinking I will write some deep blog once I have time to reflect, but I am not there yet. Everyone quit dying, already.
2012 - the year of loss. Who would have thunk it?
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