A day of nothing,
that’s what I need to jazz me.
To recharge and kick start the engine.
But there’s always the danger of a day of do-nothing
leading to lethargy,
sad, morose thoughts.
Of not enough energy to do anything productive,
but enough guilt to keep away any enjoyment.
Where do hummingbirds go in winter?
ntexas99
/ September 30, 2014Earlier this week I had a couple of days strung together where I couldn’t even muster up enough energy to read emails (which requires the bare minimum of effort, even on slow days). Thankfully, a couple of days didn’t stretch into several, and now I’ve managed to get back on track, staying occupied with sewing projects and much-neglected cleaning chores.
“enough guilt to keep away the enjoyment”
a perfect way to describe those non-energetic days,
especially when they are not being used to recharge,
but rather, to succumb to the call of the pending darkness
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Jennifer Butler Basile
/ September 30, 2014that last line . . . what a line. what truth.
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