Back in the Saddle

Do you ever get overwhelmed and think that your time is not your own?

Of course you do!

We have so many opportunities these days for work, for creative endeavours, to volunteer for our favorite organizations, to do things for our families and to go places with them, and these are all good things. Think of how boring life would be without them.

But often we over-commit, or maybe the things that we've committed to overlap for a week or so, putting us in that zone that we all hate; a zone that makes us feel walled in, un-appreciated, and frustrated.

Last week I was in that *Twilight Zone*.  The deadline for Out Standing in Her Field had me scrambling, as did designing and printing cards for The Cracked Pot's open house. I had promo work for NorthSide Farmers Market to wrap up.

The Good News?
All that "stuff" is done.

The Better News?
It all turned out in a good way.

The Best News?
It's all behind me now.

The Scary News?
I now have time to overload my schedule again...LOL

After all, we are creatures of habit. My habit is "feast or famine". What I am hoping for, this week especially, is to be smart enough to take a big "Time Out"  to let my brain cells settle down and line up again. Give 'em a rest so that they can make good decisions.

Here is a pic of my display at Jackie and Casey's store. The"Rest of the Story" is on today's World According to Marcheta blog.







http://marchetagibson.blogspot.com/2013/04/step-1-plunge-right-in.html


Marcheta *what to do?...what to do?....