Happy New Year! (Hope 2012 is not the end of the world)
I just realized how long it's been since I last updated this journal.
I'm not entirely sure I have anything much to post about at the moment. I have been running full out trying to accomplish everything that I need to accomplish... trying to identify everything I need to accomplish, too. (That's sometimes the trickier one.)
But I got caught up in my sleep, more or less, over Christmas break, and a I have a few more days in which to prepare for returning to real life. And boy am I not looking forward to the crash when real life hits after a really nice and relaxing holiday. Sigh. But it has been a really nice and relaxing holiday.
I hope everyone has a good New Year.
And that 2012 is not the end of the world, or, if it is, it's an interesting end of the world.
Cheers,
R.
ps. I'm currently in a discussion about the end of the world. If it happens, which would you prefer:
(a) fast and painless and nothing you can do about it, so why worry?
(b) long and drawn out and giving you a fighting chance to survive in the post-apocalyptic ruins?
I'm currently undecided but currently tending towards (b), but sildra is voting emphatically for option (a).
I'm not entirely sure I have anything much to post about at the moment. I have been running full out trying to accomplish everything that I need to accomplish... trying to identify everything I need to accomplish, too. (That's sometimes the trickier one.)
But I got caught up in my sleep, more or less, over Christmas break, and a I have a few more days in which to prepare for returning to real life. And boy am I not looking forward to the crash when real life hits after a really nice and relaxing holiday. Sigh. But it has been a really nice and relaxing holiday.
I hope everyone has a good New Year.
And that 2012 is not the end of the world, or, if it is, it's an interesting end of the world.
Cheers,
R.
ps. I'm currently in a discussion about the end of the world. If it happens, which would you prefer:
(a) fast and painless and nothing you can do about it, so why worry?
(b) long and drawn out and giving you a fighting chance to survive in the post-apocalyptic ruins?
I'm currently undecided but currently tending towards (b), but sildra is voting emphatically for option (a).