No Motivation
I am trying to write a rondeau. That...is about the extend of what I'm doing today. I don't think I even have the energy to *try* to do more than that.
Mostly this is because I spent about 48 hours doing stuff over the weekend, haha. We had our church's Easter cantata last night. We were both involved: engelhardtlm1 was playing keyboard with the worship team and I was up in the soundbooth running the slides and words and movies and also helping with the light board. It was a great deal of fun, and went very well, I think. It just took up a lot of time which, added to the rest of the stuff for the weekend, meant we were home (and not sleeping) about three or four hours a day, if that, on Saturday and Sunday. Saturday: Financial Peace University, then haircuts, then home for lunch for a tiny bit, then practice for the cantata, then about half an hour of a party for a church friend's birthday, then heading down to campus to see Scott's poetry show, then finally going home and getting dinner at 9:30pm. Sunday: Our typical three hours of church in the morning, home for lunch super quick, then back to set up/practice/do other cantata stuff from 2 - 7, when the cantata started. It ran until about 8:30, 8:45, and then we went home and had dinner about 9:15pm.
So yeah. It was a good weekend and lots of stuff got done, it was just exhausting. I feel a little bit bad for the kids in the Homework Help Center today. I'm not on top of my game at all, and will likely just sit there staring at a simple math problem for what seems like hours until they get embarrassed and move on to a different helper.
Mostly this is because I spent about 48 hours doing stuff over the weekend, haha. We had our church's Easter cantata last night. We were both involved: engelhardtlm1 was playing keyboard with the worship team and I was up in the soundbooth running the slides and words and movies and also helping with the light board. It was a great deal of fun, and went very well, I think. It just took up a lot of time which, added to the rest of the stuff for the weekend, meant we were home (and not sleeping) about three or four hours a day, if that, on Saturday and Sunday. Saturday: Financial Peace University, then haircuts, then home for lunch for a tiny bit, then practice for the cantata, then about half an hour of a party for a church friend's birthday, then heading down to campus to see Scott's poetry show, then finally going home and getting dinner at 9:30pm. Sunday: Our typical three hours of church in the morning, home for lunch super quick, then back to set up/practice/do other cantata stuff from 2 - 7, when the cantata started. It ran until about 8:30, 8:45, and then we went home and had dinner about 9:15pm.
So yeah. It was a good weekend and lots of stuff got done, it was just exhausting. I feel a little bit bad for the kids in the Homework Help Center today. I'm not on top of my game at all, and will likely just sit there staring at a simple math problem for what seems like hours until they get embarrassed and move on to a different helper.