I'm sitting here feeling like someone pulled the plug on my energy stores and they're slowly seeping out of me. Is this because I have a wee baby that I'm trying to sleep train through the night? Or is it the effect of getting older? I have a feeling it's more that just being the mom of a 6 month old baby. I feel tired all over. I think of all the
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I am still processing the results of the last election...so many pro's and cons...can't decide if the result is good or bad. I am relieved to see a majority gov't (even though it is the conservatives) and a strong socialist opposition. With that combo I don't see all the gloom that a lot of people are expressing. Time will tell.
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Things are a bit different for me. I'm working in education and daily I see terrible things, horrible practices perpetuated by laziness or wrong-headedness or just sheer inertia, and I rage. In the workplace I display little regard for protocol. I was reprimanded today for sending out a mass email deploring racist behaviour among students because some people felt that my email implied that staff members were complicit in that behaviour -- guilty consciences driving hypocrites to lash out in self-preservation. I am a thin shell holding back a fire that sometimes feels like it could consume the world. I can't imagine feeling tired.
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Congratulations, Mare. Super belated and all.
I feel so defeated. There is so much to do, and I feel like one tiny person with a tiny, tired voice, trying to convince a tsunami to turn around and head back to the ocean.
This. So much THIS. Boy do I relate (in my own way). But it's not so, it's just a trick of the mind's eye. It's only when you feel it in your mind, your heart, your soul, deep down to the very bone that you're truly defeated and even then the tiniest ray of hope can always turn the tide. so no. YOU are the tsunami, Mare. BE the tsunami!!
Okay enough hyperkintetic nonsense from me. Thanks for still being on the planet.
xxox.
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