Timelies all!
Happy birthday Consuela!
(It’s also Gary’s birthday today.)
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, butt kicking, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Timelies all!
Happy birthday Consuela!
(It’s also Gary’s birthday today.)
I said this earlier today:
If the tree is all up and decorated by the time I go to bed, I might keel over from shock. (Every year there's some kind of Christmas light-related problem Tim has to solve. And by "problem," I mean "sometimes I'm pretty sure some of the issues are just things he made up because he likes to tinker.")
The tree is up and lit, but not decorated, mostly because Tim did in fact invent a light-related "problem" that he's been tinkering with for the past 3 hours. I have zero involvement with that, and I'm just over here enjoying my eggnog.
Happy birthday, Consuela! May you have all the coffee you want and may Dominar Rygel XVI bless you.
Happy belated birthday, Consuela!
Wish me sanity. Off to new doctor's office and hoping things aren't too crazy. They have a full patient load with new software. Ah. Thinking Zen thoughts.
Much chill~ma, Laura.
Vacation starts tomorrow for me, so I have zero work motivation.
I need to start a task list and a packing list so I make sure I get things done tonight.
Dammit, I just got Little Drummer Boyed by the muzak at a convenience store while picking up some coffee.
That is an unfortunate way to go out
Skipping (sorry!) to poke my head and assure y'all we're still as OK as possible here.
It's Hanukkah now (started on Thursday afternoon, and we'll light candles every day until this Thursday afternoon), and it's quite strange to try to be festive - let alone, feel festive - in such difficult and troubled times.
I have to admit I find myself choked up trying to sing out loud the lyrics to some of Hanukkah's songs, talking about the hardships that were put upon the Jewish people through the generations. However, there's one line that keeps resonating with me, and I can't help but feel how well it describes these times - 'each one of us is a little light, but all of us together are a strong and steady light'.
So I make it a point to look for these little lights, these acts of grace and compassion and kindness. I feel that they're so deeply needed, so I try to actively look for them (oh, and if at all possible, I wish and hope that I can also actually do a tiny bit of that myself, for others). And that's what this Hanukkah is, for me.
Hope you are, too, as well as possible, and lots of ~ma for all good things, all around. This place, and each of you, is way more than just-a-little light, for me. Thank you.