


I need a Monday morning attitude adjustment, the sooner the better; maybe a list will help. Only because when I check things off my list, I release a few endorphins and get a sudden and brief feeling of happiness and accomplishment. My list:
1. Go for a run - check (10:15 am) - 3.4 miles in 40 minutes in the rain with hills. Thank you Justin Timberlake and Timbaland for gettin me up the hills, and to Erick Baker (I love when you sing in my ears, it is just you and me, you make me feel loved and I don't even know you that well) for the cooldown music.
2. Work on environmental reviews for lightning mitigation - check (8:42 am) - I completed the desktop review and consequently determined over 300 lightning arrestors to be constructed at over 120 161-kV transmission lines in Gibson, Carroll, and Campbell counties will not potentially affect Wild and Scenic Rivers, stream segments on the National Rivers Inventory, or recreational and educational uses on private or public lands on or adjacent to proposed project sites. I did this on my day off. I know, I suck. This is pretty standard input for these proposals as they involve only modifying existing structures.
3. Read Jeff County strategic plan - check 3:27pm Also visited the County Clerk's office to apply for a US Passport - yup, so I can finally go to Europe (& Cancun).
4. Walk pupler - check 1:35pm.
5. Drink coffee - check 9:02am - it was unspeakably tasteless. Eat - as of 3:29pm - berry blend fruit leather, leftover salmon, bean & rice burrito, lemonade. Drink more coffee - again tasteless.
But, rain is GOOD!
ReplyDeletePlus, grey mondays only occur when the weekend was worth it. I would trade an invigorating weekend followed by a debilitating Monday for a regular weekend and Monday any time.
Only four days left for Friday.
I like boof's input. I, too, am struggling with post-time-with-loved-ones emotional mess-ness today. I have managed to only burst into tears twice today (though it is not over yet) and am now trying to knock some things off my mental list and move forward.
ReplyDeleteBut, there's something glorious about having people and things in your life that make transitions emotional times, eh?