All’s Quiet

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It’s the end of another hectic day… and I am still working. Right now I am installing a new hard drive in our computer. 120GB. That’s big. I used to have 2. That’s small. 🙂 Anyway… I was just thinking… it’s time to BLOG.

Nothing in particular to say. In fact, it seems eerily quiet. (You try and spell "eerily"!) For all I convince myself that I have to do… it sure seems like I could just not do it right now. 🙂 How about that? I might just turn in early tonight!

Nah….

🙂

But, seriously folks… why is it that we consider everything so important that we have to do it now? At least, it’s that way for me. And perhaps I go too far as to think that people who don’t do as much as me are just sorta lazy…. I really don’t mean that to be mean. I mean, (just wanted to say it one more time…) it seems like a lot of people say they wish they could do this, or, someday they’ll do that… and mostly, they don’t do it just cause they don’t want to spend the energy to get it done.

I admit my CLEAR blindspot here. God gave me some kinda drive … I don’t really wish it on anybody. Don’t get me wrong… it’s handy for getting stuff done – and done well. But, it also means I feel the weight of TONS of stuff I could be or should be doing.

Those are weird words… those “ould” words. Could be is dwelling on the unachieved, should is laden with guilt, and would is perhaps the most hopeful of the bunch – though there is a tinge of doubt bound up in it.

I am not certain what all I am writing here… mostly just a nice stream of conciousness. Just needed to write. I did have a thought earlier I wanted to share with you… but alas, it was merely a fleeting thought… perhaps tomorrow.

For now, my hard drive needs me.

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