2.04.2010

gloom and doom

"Life is what happens to you while you're busy making other plans," right John Lennon?

I have been sitting here for the better part of thirty minutes (wasting Nate's nap time being completely unproductive!), staring at my computer screen, checking twitter, checking facebook, checking my google reader AND ignoring this here bloggity blog blog because I don't know what to say. When I get out of the habit of blogging, it feels like THIS BIG THING. And then I feel guilt about not writing a blog post or not posting pictures. I know it might be a little silly but I miss not putting it out there and connecting when it's been a few days.

But I also don't want to s(ch)mear some words out there that are sad and tired.

Cause that is a little bit how I feel today - sad and tired.


Maybe it's the weather (cold and rainy here in the dirty south).
Maybe it's the fact that Karl has been in Manhattan all week for work and I never sleep as well when he's gone.
Maybe it's the fact that Nate has a vampirey tooth poking through and is low grade and cranky about it.
Maybe it's just the long and dreaded month of FEBRUARY.
Maybe it's that I sometimes feel my words aren't always articulate enough for this here blogosphere.
Maybe it's the image of Nate eating a sandwich for lunch today. (A SANDWICH! Don't laugh, but I totally burst into tears - he looked like such a Big Kid eating it! Sometimes little moments like those really get me and make me realize how fast time is flying by.)
Maybe it's because while I was rocking Nate to nap today, my lovely dog Roxy ate the last of my delicious lunchtime turkey salad I left on the counter. Indulge FAIL. (And just like that, this blog post became the perfect country western song.)

Maybe it's

(gasp)

NOTHING.


Some days I think it's just okay to occasionally be gloomy (and eat a lot) and not have a "real" reason.

So, I am just going to chalk up today as ONE OF THOSE DAYS (mama said. mama said.) and spend the rest of naptime writing some personal emails to my friends and family to reach out and say WELL HELLO THERE! because they might be having a bit of a gloom and doom day as well. What else should I do to perk up? What do you do? Retail therapy? TV therapy? Bath therapy? Workout therapy? Skype therapy? Sleep therapy? Acupuncture? Maybe I should try it all.

thank you, skype:


9 comments:

the day's said...

making chicken and dumplings to rectify my g&d. wanna come eat some leftovers tom? oh, and to cheer up i read your blog...cheesy but true...no pressure though... ;)

Andrea said...

I sooo relate. You are awesome - rocking the baby, taking care of a household of BOYS and taking care of yourself.

Lauryl Lane said...

i kind of lurrrrve the overcast sky... but i understand the gloom and doom... it can hit me at any random moment. a new novel and hot tea always makes me feel better. hugs! ;-)

brooke knight said...

A SANDWICH?!?! you're right, that is crazy sauce. my faves for days like this are
1)chocolate
2)sugar
3)exercise.

wait-
ONE OF THESE THINGS IS NOT LIKE THE OTHER....

nicole said...

Nothing a little Dixie Cafe cannot cure. Hang in there! xoxo.

sdhorton said...

I have been having some gloom as well. The sitting around the house sick is not very fun. Looking forward to hanging out soon. Hey and we can go to Dixie Cafe if you like. I love that place.

Laura Lohr : My Beautiful Life said...

I think retail therapy is great! There are no calories and returns are always accepted if you change your mind. I dare chocolate to have that policy! :)

Sarah said...

ew, girl, i've been here. i can honestly sympathize 100 percent. husbands need to be at home, not far away.

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