Ana Forrest recently suggested that inversions are a good substitue for Prozac. I tend to agree, which is why I try to get my feet in the air at least once a day. But I have also found that keeping busy is another way of keeping depression and malaise at bay. Who has time for a mental health crisis?
I'm struggling at the moment to keep my head above water. My recent trips to San Diego and Rochester have added two reports to my "to do" list - the San Diego report in particular is lengthy and complicated, and my client is eagerly waiting for it. My home laptop (which I am using at the moment) has started acting up - locking up regularly and fatally, so that I am resorting to Windows Safe Mode as I poke around the Toshiba site looking for updated drivers. I thought it was a Firefox browser issues but now its crashing just about any time. I'm usually able to do chip away at the pending work at home but right now thats not happening.
I'm also overdue updating a website for 2008 (although the client has been slow sending me information, unfortunate that now that they are getting me content and are eager to see changes, I'm swamped - would have been nice to get this out of the way in January). I've also got side projects going - some mentoring time, some posters to assemble for yoga teacher training, application forms to drop off for the True Colors Conference. Friday through Sunday I am spending 22 hours in the yoga studio (teacher training). And Monday and Tuesday I am heading out again for Louisville.
So, apologies for not blogging much.
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