lantern work, I mean, walk.

[ilkee]

I am so tired of working. I've worked 76 hours in the first 8 days of November.

October was my second biggest month ever. September was full. And August was three times as busy as my full months. Three times. 300%.

When will it end?? (Don't answer that.)

In other news, Luca's daycare is having a Lantern Walk through one of our gorgeous parks on

Comments

[lady_of_clunn]

Oi! You are a day early! St. Martin's Day is on Friday :)

Can you somehow slow things down? Can you afford to slow things down? Is there a silver lining in form of an annual slow season?

[lennanightrun]

Pretty!

Sorry you've been so swamped :( I still do contracting work for my 'old' bosses (employers in Washington state) and I get conflicted, because on the one hand I get utterly overwhelmed sometimes, but on the other I'm certainly glad to have the money. I don't think I work as many hours as you do, though! How can you do all that and be a mom? It boggles my mind!

I bet the Pacific Northwest is gorgeous right now. We've been having what is apparently an unusually extended autumn where it's in the 50s most days and cloudy/rainy. It feels like home! Both Mr. Nightrunner and I have been pretty homesick for Washington lately, and I don't think winter is going to help that. We're bracing ourselves for the inevitable five months of wearing long underwear and every layer of clothing you can manage to fit on your body!

Hang in there :)

[alina290]

Those are really pretty. My daughter is the artsy one of us. I know you are tired and all, but I envy you some. I wish I had more work. Specially for this time of year. I am sure you will get to rest soon. I wish I lived close to you. Not to stalk you or anything like that. It's just that I've always wanted to live farther north. Take pictures of the event to share.

Liz