I'm in 'em. Nothing particularly set it off. But I'm having trouble filling time. I don't really want to see people if I don't have to. And I just feel bored, bored, bored.
Any recommendations? Rewatching all four seasons of "House, MD," though reinvigorating my love for Greg House, didn't do the trick this time.
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When those hit me, I would have myself a Sex and the City marathon. As in all day for 2 1/2 days kind of marathons. It helped me escape for a bit.
Oh, I remember those (and I'm not looking forward to them again) Friends got me out of them... and I also HAD to get up and go - I work outside the home. And the dog needed walking...
I didn't like seeing most people, the whole making small talk... or translating for the civilians... it was exhausting!
LAW
Hi there! I have the same trouble as you, and that's when I go on-line and read other people's blogs! My husband is gone till after Thanksgiving sometime. Do you like to read? Work out? Crafty stuff? Shop online? Try a new recipe? Love your blog, :)
Wendy
If I were in your shoes, I'd be tempted to have a nice driving holiday - clear your schedule, if you can, for a couple of weeks and head somewhere fun and absolutely non-stressful - maybe the UK or Ireland, where you can just take it all in without having to fumble with another language.
I love Edinburgh, my old grad school stomping grounds. Have you been? Also, I have dear friends in England, who love to meet other traveling friends (really). Interested?
I agree with BW...Sex and the City always did it for me!
Getting outside while the weather is still good is a must. You will be glad you did when winter hits and you can't get outside.
Retail therapy...'nuff said. In fact, that gave me a great idea...see ya later!
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