the no-schedule trap

I'm falling deeper into a pattern of "no schedule". I still managed to feel little rushed and overwhelmed but I know it's because I'm not really being all that productive. I'm working out of the habit of telling people that I'm "busy" too. It's a natural, knee jerk response. Not all of the time, but a lot of times when people say they're busy, to me it's almost insulting because it makes it seem like those people are those events are lower on the priority totem pole. Feel free to agree to disagree. Technically, I'm not that busy, or at least I shouldn't be if I manage my time better.

I will say it.is.glorious! For a girl with a passion for planning, admittedly I'm really enjoying myself right now. But that glitter is going to rub off, maybe even has a little bit already, so I want to make the most of this time. I'm working on a schedule to keep me up and on my feet and at a respectable pace. I've got a spreadsheet going for items that I've been planning on selling for years, no joke years etc.... When I start working again I know I won't have time continue this type of rewarding diligence and I'll be kicking myself so it's really for the best.

Trying hard to blog more frequently, consistently, and most importantly, sincerely. We don't have Internet at the house so it makes it a little tricky. A lot of my writing happens at the library. Then there are many post like today, done on my cell phone. Not impossible, but certainly not ideal. Hopefully this explains a lot of the grammar, spelling, template errors. The plan is to be back tomorrow (routine, routine, routine) and produce a "real" post.