Today
Wednesday and Thursday kind of bit. Trying to maintain a semblance of sanity, trying to tidy in the wake of a tornado. I finally got overwhelmed with all the things I can't control. Ordinarily, I just try to keep my head above water, knowing that land isn't far away. But the last couple of days, it all fell away. I was sure I was sinking.
I felt wretched when I went to bed last night, but I slept fairly well and woke up feeling a lot more positive.
So. Onward and upward. I will control what I can, and let the rest sort itself out. And now, coffee.
9 Comments:
For some reason, I meet more and more people from SC here in the Toronto area.
Great folks.
To Charleston, to Charleston!
Love ya all.
Ohh , a whole new bathroom. I've becoem addicted to renovation shows on TV lately. LOL
You've got the right attitude. Just hang in there.
By Sasha White, at 1:36 PM
"I will control what I can, and let the rest sort itself out."
Great philosophy Sela. It's all you can really do, isn't it?!
By Sandra Ruttan, at 5:15 PM
Sandra,
My neighours from England always say things gererally work out for the best.
I am not a crime writer, but I have met criminals.
Love that riff they do on the old
"if you love something, let it go.
If it was meant to be, it will come back to you."
Oh yeah?
"IF IT DOESN'T COME BACK TO YOU, HUNT IT DOWN AND KILL IT."
...I did write a noel once about a man obsessed with a woman, but he didn't want to kill her. Just bed her.
(((Sela))) Glad you are feeling better about everything. And yes, it will work out in the end.
By 2:52 AM
, atThere are worse things than having to break in a new bathroom. CHampagne, bubble bath, music, puts you in the mood for writing, no?
Sounds like we have the same house/hubby ;)
By Danica Favorite, at 9:52 PM
Perfect, Sela - control what you can, consign the rest to a higher authority. ;-)
When I say that, I sound really pious. Actually, I'm more likely to shout at God: YOU'RE the omnipotent one! YOU sort it!
;-)
By Anna Louise Lucia, at 7:23 AM
Thanks, y'all. Anna, don't you just wish! Seems like it would make things easier. Apparently, though, we're supposed to learn from our trials. Bummer. ;)
Danica, want to trade for a while? They say absence makes the heart grow fonder. *gg*
Babe, alas, the grout needs to cure before I can take a proper bath, but I'm looking forward to it!
Julie, thanks. Now go rest and grow a baby!
Ivan, the state dance of SC is the Shag, not the Charleston!
Sandra, I'm always so flattered when you visit my blog! I've been lurking at yours -- shame on me.
Sasha, the one thing I envy most about those DIY shows is how quickly everything seems to come together. This has been in the making since April!
By Sela Carsen, at 8:08 AM