Friday Confessions
Sorry I missed last week. I think it’s understandable, though. I mean, I hope it is. What with not even being on this continent and such.
Anyhow. On to this week’s confessions. Jeez, I have been a slacker. Mentally, diet-wise, and budget-wise.
1) I had vegetables twice while I was away. Okay. One of those times, the vegetable in question was tomato sauce. Back on the veg wagon with me!
2) I meant to write some songs for the musical. That’s what long-haul flights are for, right? Nope! Turns out there’s nothing inspiring about being wedged into cattle class and periodically rammed with the drinks trolley. I can suffer for art, but I’ve got to be able to move my limbs to do it.
3) I racked up the credit card more than I mean to. On one hand, that’s what vacations are for, right? And I did need new clothes, and of course, the bras. And I needed ot buy those three-for-ten-quid pashmina knockoffs. And…well. You get the picture. I’ll be a little frugal for a while and it’ll all work out.
Anyone else got anything to confess?
By Arwen, April 25, 2008 @ 7:49 pm
I confess that I’m finding my allergies a little akin to being high these days – and if it weren’t for the headaches and having to Get Things Done, they’d almost be fun.
By rachel, April 26, 2008 @ 9:56 am
Yeah, but British vegetables aren’t usually worth eating, in my experience. Well, except for mushy peas. Mushy peas!
I confess to almost forgetting my own sister’s 30th birthday. I am a bad sister. And just wait until next week: I’ll forget my father’s 65th. Sure, I’m remembering it this minute. And I’ve written it down. But the day will come, and it will be getting toward evening, and I will have the vague feeling I’ve forgotten something. And then I will look at the clock and it will be 10:30 where he is. Stupid time zones! I blame them, but they are only a small part of the problem. The real problem is me and the birthday-remembering part of my brain, which is so small as to almost not exist.
By Liz, April 27, 2008 @ 5:01 pm
Arwen, maybe you can book a little vacation time to get down with your high-like allergies?
Rachel, I haven’t got a big birthday-remembering brain part either. Well, maybe I just filled it up with Duran Duran facts when I was 12, and I can’t put anymore info in.
By Stephanie, April 29, 2008 @ 7:30 am
I always have good intentions on an airplane. Once I get past my anxiety of actually being on airplane, I find the environment is productive-friendly.
Confessions….I was sick last week so I mostly stayed home and felt sorry for myself. I didn’t have the energy to do anything bad. This week, I’m sure, will be different.