Saving Mary from the Protestants

[the_new_perfect]

 So, this week has been about getting up and going with the get up and go, and I've done varying well with that. I've put together good to-do lists and banished the scary mystery piles, so that helps. My bills are paid up to date (for today), and that makes me feel okay. I have groceries in the house. That said, I got up this morning, brought the

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[rexlezard]

Rubber duck, eh? ::grin::

I share a belief that I can stop time. Which occasionally makes for very bad things to happen - food to rot in the fridge, dustbunnies to breed, semesters to end without the paper written, bills not to get paid (even though I have the money), etc.

So, Monday! Monday approaches, I will e-mail you, but I was thinking. . .lunch? Would you like to come over? I could inflict some of my squash soup on you...do you eat squash soup? Or, if you want to make a lap of the dog park with us, we could do that. Alternately, I could meet you in Springfield and we could go thrifting. . .

[the_new_perfect]

Wait... were we on for Monday? I had no idea, but I'm excited. :) Let's have lunch. I'm having coffee with someone else later in the afternoon up there, so it's perfect. When should I show? And email with your address; I have no idea where you actually live these days. mmartone@gmail.com

[urban_quilter]

Gosh. I played possum (what a great term for it)for most of my life with really poor consequences. It's failure to change reality/stop time/undo things or make bills magically paid never did stop my hopeful belief that this time it would have a different result.

If it weren't for that tsuanmi thing that happened in my life a couple/three years ago, I would probably still be playing possum. So, I know whereof you speak.

Congrats on a good day. :)

[frankiejlh]

I have a secret belief (don't tell anyone, or even say it out loud. When you say it out loud, it sounds crazy) that if I play dead like a possum, I can stop time andYes. This, IMNSHO, is the secret heart of procrastination, and what fuels it even against all observations to the contrary

[cindy_lou_who8]

The statue looks like the ones we had at St. Catherine's, where I used to work as a teacher a few years ago. Very cool. And please excuse my ignorance, by which Theresa?

[the_new_perfect]

Theresa's on the right. "The Little Flower."

[phinnia]

they're lovely. i agree, it is like sacrelige. *hugs you*