So, what makes me feel better?
- Moving around or not moving around?
- Going outside or staying in the air conditioning?
- Actually doing something, or refraining from doing things?
One thing I am sure of, that the computer is definitely not high on the list of "makes me feel better." Which is inconvenient, since I accomplish an awful lot with it. It does waste a lot of my time, and that's a whole 'nuther matter, but staying out of the spray of electrons is definitely better for my health and attitude, I think. And that's completely separate from what I have to deal with in the Real World when I interface with it via e-mail; many of those things are just silly minor irritants, and frankly I could do just as well without them, but right now they're not sapping me that much.
I don't know how I'd describe my "attitude" right now. I don't think I have a "bad attitude," I'm not depressed, or feeling sorry for myself, or in terror about the future, or anything like that. I will confess to being a little concerned about how I'm going to deal with a high school full of teenagers and the sometimes-a-little-too-challenging adults that go with them, but it's not a cloud hanging over me. However, I'm not exactly suffused with "good attitude" either.
If there's such thing as a "meh" attitude, I guess that's about where I'm at right now.
I really, really want to figure out what I have to do to stir the pot and leave this all stuck-in-the-dirt behind me, and move ahead, gamey legs and all.
"Be transformed by the renewing of your mind," the Good Book says. I know that somewhere, I know what I have to do. The answer is in front of me, if I could only see it.
So that's the current project.
1 comment:
I can relate to your concerns about work. I start Monday and the students come Thursday and I still don't have a schedule or a curriculum.
Last year was my first year working with MS and it was tough but I made it so I will again. So will you.
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