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It’s been a while since I visited… it’s been a while since I have shown my virtual face to the world, although nothing about what I share is virtual, but I am straying from my train of thought. Last time I came, it was January 19th and it did not take one month for me to drop the goal of one post a day for 365 days. I could not write even if my life depended on it; or maybe I could if I had a check at the end of each month. Another train of thought lost in the midst of all the others.
This is it: the face of me without a mask… I drop out and drag my feet, especially when I have started to set out for something good. How many of you are self-sabotaging without even realizing it? Don’t raise your hands all together, I won’t be able to count all of you!
The thing is that important things change what they are every day… when it gets too comfortable to do them, it is when they stop seeming important for the time being, leaving their spot for another important thing. Yet another train of thought lost…
You see, I stay away for more than a month and my brain is buzzing with undetermined things to say to you… babble on, laugh and be… but it is still chaos up there though I would not want to have it any other way. I lost it again: this first thing I really wanted to tell you about but did not yet managed to get to…
Yes! My virtual face without a mask that shows that no matter how many plans for the near future (the next few days, hours, minutes, seconds) are no good because I won’t follow through and it is actually okay. I do what I can to keep up with what I set out to do, but that sounds too much like routine, would you not agree? A good friend, Clark, told me that I should avoid any job set in a regular pattern…
I thought then that I disagreed a wee bit because I could picture myself being an accountant with repetitive and boring tasks – I still can see myself as such. This is however a very “easy” job to picture oneself in… a cliché office job. In fact, I could be in such a position because it is not my passion… although, I do not honour mine (passion, I mean… obviously) full-time, it is nonetheless a full-time passion.
Anyway, I felt like coming and giving a sign to my faithful readers; saying that I have not disappeared but that as life is messy, time is short and the will to write after a full day study is not always present in my mind or at the tip of my fingers.
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