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Sunday, May 18, 2008

As a confirmed creature of habit, I’m comfortable with my routine. Most of my days are more or less the same, the more the better. My weeks follow a pattern, and I make sure that the pattern is followed by scheduling each task to its particular day. On the weekend, I plan nothing and do even less. Usually

A day like yesterday is a wonderful break from the routine. I thoroughly enjoy these kinds of breaks, while they’re happening. It’s just that they throw off my patterns and schedules, and it takes more than a day to get back into the rhythm of my life. I know it’s nutty and a little obsessive, but I don’t adapt to change very well. That’s just how it is.

It’s a good thing today was Sunday, because Sunday is the easiest day to readjust. When I got home from our road trip yesterday, there were a few pages resting in my fax tray that I knew I didn’t want to leave for Monday. Since I knew I didn’t want to leave them for Sunday, either, I spent my first hour or so last night getting them done. That also helped make today a little easier.

What didn’t make today easy was the usual. The one thing in my life I can never seem to control is my sleep pattern. I guess “lack of a pattern” is a better phrase, because I never know ahead of time how getting through the night is going to affect the next day. I was so very tired when I got home that I thought I’d get to sleep early, but that didn’t happen. I was wired and wide awake until the wee hours, and sluggish all day today. Not that that makes it different from any other Sunday, of course. Sluggishness is part of my Sunday pattern.




17 May 2008

Mark Lesher Regional Center for the Arts.



So I’m back on track, ready for the next adventure but not looking forward to the disruption it will cause. What I hope for this week is smooth sailing. I know exactly what I hope and plan to do each day, and if at the end of the week I can say I’ve stuck to the plan, I’ll be very happy. But I’ve written a little flexibility into the agenda, just in case.




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