The best of new year-ness to you
Fair friends -
This has been a good/difficult/fun/fraught year for me and probably in some way or other the same for all of you.
Still, I'm still moving, the resident feline is reigning the roost, the water had removed itself (mostly) from the basement, and the squirrel that replaced it seems to have removed itself also! Huzzah!
I am setting in motion some changes in my life that will lead to major restructuring (details to follow in another post), there's family stuff going down, I need a steady paying job, and so on.
But... and that's a big one, I am, not exactly developing or expanding, but _spreading_ myself in different directions. I'm learning to do/act/move in ways that I had thought impossible (or at least difficult) for me. And that's good.
Of course, the resident feline thinks this is just out of the range of acceptable. She thinks I should spend my days at home, reading, sitting, being a substrate, petting her, and feeding her at her whim/will. But, into every life a little trouble must fall. This is hers. Send sympathy, but not tuna as she does not like it.
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This has been a good/difficult/fun/fraught year for me and probably in some way or other the same for all of you.
Still, I'm still moving, the resident feline is reigning the roost, the water had removed itself (mostly) from the basement, and the squirrel that replaced it seems to have removed itself also! Huzzah!
I am setting in motion some changes in my life that will lead to major restructuring (details to follow in another post), there's family stuff going down, I need a steady paying job, and so on.
But... and that's a big one, I am, not exactly developing or expanding, but _spreading_ myself in different directions. I'm learning to do/act/move in ways that I had thought impossible (or at least difficult) for me. And that's good.
Of course, the resident feline thinks this is just out of the range of acceptable. She thinks I should spend my days at home, reading, sitting, being a substrate, petting her, and feeding her at her whim/will. But, into every life a little trouble must fall. This is hers. Send sympathy, but not tuna as she does not like it.
This entry was originally posted at http://lisajulie.dreamwidth.org/1168.html. You can comment there using OpenID or here.