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Suddenly realizing that I have disappeared from view, I'm here to say I'm at least reading! For those who think you can stop the crazy life when you retire, I'm a good example of how not to do it. I didn't intend to get back into political stuff just when a visiting monk arrived, needing chauffeuring and organizing and publicity for talks, didn't realize that family members might at that same time get ailments requiring attention from other family members, didn't think about how all of that could possibly get shuffled into my nomadic life. And cat, and house, and car, and friends, and now American Gods and The Handmaid's Tale both need watching.
And in fact there is writing that needs to be done, but it doesn't wave its hand and text me at midnight, so too easy to keep tending to that other stuff instead.
I hope all's well with all of you!
And in fact there is writing that needs to be done, but it doesn't wave its hand and text me at midnight, so too easy to keep tending to that other stuff instead.
I hope all's well with all of you!
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On the other paw, it sounds like you'll soon be overwhelmed if you don't prioritize these 'responsibilities' (requests for your time). And you retired in 2004? Good for you!
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😎