It has been a weekend of family.
Hubby and kids, dog, cats.
Neighbors family returning - dog too.
A lot really.
I have pined away for months to be in this situation, surrounded by family and friends...
however, the walls got a little tight yesterday.
I found it was a little much in a short period of time.
I am not used to my actions being monitored and questioned.
I am used to working with my own internal clock - which means loafing most of the morn and hitting it hard late afternoon.
(I hate finding lost items I didn't lose)
I am definetly NOT used to computer envy.
Setting what I do and when is how it works, or at least it has for the last 3 months.
I am adjusting to the extra adult body in the house (and I am sorry (and stop being offended)that it upsets you that I jump when I see a man walking into the kitchen... be happy that I am not used to it since you haven't been around cuz that means I am used to some other man walking around the house ;)
After being stuck at home for months and months it is all a bit overwhelming jonting from place to place. I have wanted to get out - yes, but - apparently I have been locked up longer then I realize!
And good God if you throw another map in front of my face (i.e. the entire US Atlas) and ask me where we should drive on a vacation in August- I swear I will run out of the house screaming......
I am sure I sound a bit spoiled or bitchy. But, this is real. It is odd, but real. Readjusting - I guess that is what it is. By the time I get used to it, it will go back to me being alone and I will be mad at myself for not enjoying this time as much as one should.
OK - back to smiling and nodding. Parade today, rides at the carnival this afternoon - is it wrong to start drinking right around noon? It is after all a Holiday!
Sunday, July 5, 2009
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Hey....everyone has to vent sometime or another. It doesn't make you seem anything other than human. I promise. And for me, most often after I DO vent, I feel much better and can move on. ;)
Hope you have a great day! xoxo
Finding a balance is difficult. Vent when and where you can - it makes things better. Remember, it's always 5 o'clock somewhere!
(Rustling sound...crinkling of paper...) Barefoot, here's the map of....where are you going and why are you screaming? Am I "showing" anything? (Checks shorts) ;)
I had the same moment yesterday. My house was full and I wanted a nap so bad I could taste it. But it did not happen and I felt the walls closing in on me.....but after a drink or two I was doing better...
Nope, nothing wrong at all with drinking at noon! And computer envy sucks! Which lead Veronica and I to get a 2nd laptop last year so that we could both write and read blogs to our hearts content, without having to share.
I don't think you sound spoiled or bitchy. I totally understand the things that are driving you crazy, especially if you have been on your own for any length of time.
Hang in there. Readjustment doesn't take forever.
If you weren't supposed to drink early in the day, there would be no such thing as bloody marys and mimosas.
I am going on a huge family beach trip next week (think 20-30 people from my extended family) and I am planning my alcohol packing very carefully.
I have moments like this often. At home so much, just wishing for something outside of my little realm to do. Then once I am out, the kids are screaming, it's 1000 degrees, I forgot to bring something.....I just want to go back hooome!
Lather, rinse, repeat! ;)
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