Sunday blues Nr 2

[wiseheart]

It is the last Sunday before work re-starts and it's really depressing. Even if I know that it will only last till December 5. I'm glad to meet most of my colleagues again, tho, so it isn't entirely horrible. And it's only for 3 months and a bit; after that I'll only visit school twice a week as a guest to sing with our choir. Yay!

Still, I'm a bit depressed. I've just found my rhythm despite the sodding heat, and now it will turned upside down again. And I mourn all the nice, peaceful vacation time that was wasted because of aforementioned sodding heat. I had such high hopes for writing during this summer but melted brains are really good for that sort of activity.

Ah, well, at least one can still craft when it's hot. Little details don't need too much time and concentration when one does them one piece a time. I tried my hand on some pop-up Christmas cards today and managed to get together the pop-up part but I'm still unsure about the decoration. Nothing works that requires any inspiration. *sigh*

So it's crossword puzzles, crap telly, computer games and fanfic reading. I'm a bit ashamed for such waste of time, but I simply don't have the strength for anything else. Especially when I spend the morning with the usual Sunday chores.

Comments

[motodraconis.livejournal.com]

The closer you get to your retirement day the more cheesed off with work you are going to get! It's unescapable. If you haven't already, set up a ticker on your LJ or phone to count down the days. :)

[wiseheart.livejournal.com]

I've got a paper measuring band! I'll start counting down the last 100 days on August 28 - by cutting off one centimeter a day. Publicly, in the teachers' room. *g*

[lindahoyland.livejournal.com]

I think many people have been too hot to do anything this year all over the world. I hate it when weather makes you wish weeks of your life away. Hugs.

[spikesgirl58.livejournal.com]

I'm sorry that you have to get back into the trenches, but I suspect you will settle in pretty fast. The days will be busy and they will fly for sure. And you certainly have kept busy this summer. It's hard for me to believe that school is already upon us here. Fingers crossed that all goes well.