Life is a laundry list of clichés

 

     A dear friend told me, “The writing will wait.”  Yes, it will but I do wish it didn’t have to.  However, now I am overwhelmed.

     The expression ‘time and tide wait for no man’ (or in my case, woman) comes to mind this week.  Hospital runs for his mother, doctor appointments for him, and a run to the vet for allergy meds for Gavin one day this week.  I feel as though I’ll never catch my breath.

     I look out in the yard and almost feel like crying over the amount of work that needs doing before winter hits us.  I am doing none of it this week.  The leaves are getting deeper.

     As of last night, we hired AJ to get rid of the ton o leaves.  (She’s the peach who cleans our walks in the winter.)  After that, maybe I can get to the pond to clean it and the filters and then to the garden plants that need digging up and taking in for the winter. 

     I thought I was going to be able to keep up with things this year as I did last year but luck has never been one of our strong suits.

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Agented Mystery Writer, Bull Terrier owner--I have two at the present time, Avid gardener.

Posted on November 11, 2010, in Misc, my garden and tagged , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , . Bookmark the permalink. 1 Comment.

  1. Hiring AJ to do the leaves is keeping up with things. There are no rules about how it happens, just the desire to have it happen.

    I think you’re doing a great job at being realistic about just how much you can handle yourself and making other arrangements for that which is too much.

    And the writing still goes on in your head even if you can’t sit down to make it happen.

    I think you’re doing great under seriously adverse conditions.

    Thanks.

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