I’ve been working on a big project at work & it’s using
my WHOLE BRAIN. Sheesh. I haven’t really had time to read my usual blogs. And there’s
certainly no brain left to write anything for this space. Of course it’s not
keeping me from writing whatever this will end up being.
The other morning I fell asleep after Dr. M’s alarm went off
(I get to sleep a half hour more). During that brief time I dreamed that my
father-in-law was really worried that I would be late for work. And of course
in the dream I couldn’t find the shower – and when I did find it, it was filled
with other people. This is pretty typical – except for the presence of my
father-in-law, which was quite odd because he doesn’t usually find his way
inside my dreams. However, his worrying about me getting to work is typical – he’s a worrier.
I helped Dr. M mow the yard yesterday. Here’s his Facebook
status afterward: “Giving a shout-out to my wonderful wife who helped me mow the
lawn! A year ago, she was struggling to walk. Now, baby's got a brand new hip!
Going to take that thang for a spin, soon, sinking our toes into some beach
sand ♥” I used to mow a lot when I was a kid – and at
our first home after we were married – but it’s been a while since it was a
regular part of my life. I plan on using it for exercise purposes this summer –
ha!
We’ve planned a trip to the beach at the end of the month.
Then we’re heading to NC to celebrate my father-in-law’s birthday. Hey – maybe that’s why I dreamed about him. I wonder
if my head will still be attached to my shoulders then?
This
cell is merged with
that
cell.
And
you wish it weren’t
but
there it is
so
have to un-merge it
so
your spreadsheet
will
make sense.
And
then I can delete
that
extra row.
And
maybe make the
whole
thing a lovely shade
of
blue.
You
know, if you
make
one more
change,
my head
will
come clean
off
my shoulders
And
then where will you be?
[Note: I’m grousing, but really I live
for projects like this. I’ll just be glad when it’s done – ha!]
I predict you will soon be a star in Cirque de Soleil.
ReplyDeleteIf you join Cirque de Soleil, you may have to come to Canada for training. =D My head spins just trying to stay on top of running my house/life. It's easier for two people.lol Thanks for sharing this and best wishes on your big project at work. =D
ReplyDeleteDreams are tricky things. I don't pay much attention to mine, except for the waterfall dream that wakes me and sends me running to the bathroom.
ReplyDeleteIt's good to be busy. I know what you mean about living for projects and simultaneously grousing about them.
ReplyDeleteYour upcoming beach trip sounds fun!
I want to go to the beach!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteRight NOW!
R
Ummm...I'd kick those people out of your shower before you get in.
ReplyDeleteI want to go to the beach right now, too!
Now that I'm not working I actually miss those days of big projects being put into an even bigger spreadsheet!
ReplyDeleteHugs & love,
Mimi
I have really weird dreams when I eat spicy food late at night :)
ReplyDeleteI'm glad there are people like you who enjoy spreadsheets and such, so the rest of us don't have to!
I am glad I'm not the only person who reacts to stress at work with weird dreams. I've always thought it's my mind coping with it all. See, you could have weird dreams, or just come unhinged at work, screaming at your co-workers.
ReplyDeleteReally, having weird dreams is the much more civilized option! :-)
I haven't been reading as much either. I feel like my days are slipping away without getting anything accomplished so I'm trying to stay away from the computer and be more productive.
ReplyDeleteI don't think I've ever ever dreamt of my father in law - he's a worrier too.
ReplyDeletemy grass gets so high that rumour has it that Johnny Weismuller used to come here between filming Tarzan movies
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