Friday, April 04, 2008
The Plan
Remember how I said a couple of days ago that I would come up with a plan to handle all the things I HAVE to do? Well, here it is:
Stop feeling like I have to do anything for anybody.
When the phone rings, I often feel I HAVE to answer it.
When someone doesn't call or e-mail me, I often feel I HAVE to call or e-mail them to stay in touch.
When people send all sorts of e-mails, I often feel I HAVE to get back to them. Maybe not today but at some point which leaves it on my To Do list.
When there are holidays, I feel I HAVE to send cards although I often don't because I never get around to them since I already have a thousand things on the aforementioned To DO (DO, DO, DO) list.
When the business needs something done, even though I've said a thousand times HIRE SOMEBODY or YOU ALL HAVE TO PRETEND I'M DEAD, I end up doing what needs to be done.
This is the other reason (other than having my little ones) that there is not enough time to do what I WANT to do ... because I spend the time I DO have doing what I feel I HAVE to do.
Guilt is wicked and silly. Whose life is it anyway, right?
Stop feeling like I have to do anything for anybody.
When the phone rings, I often feel I HAVE to answer it.
When someone doesn't call or e-mail me, I often feel I HAVE to call or e-mail them to stay in touch.
When people send all sorts of e-mails, I often feel I HAVE to get back to them. Maybe not today but at some point which leaves it on my To Do list.
When there are holidays, I feel I HAVE to send cards although I often don't because I never get around to them since I already have a thousand things on the aforementioned To DO (DO, DO, DO) list.
When the business needs something done, even though I've said a thousand times HIRE SOMEBODY or YOU ALL HAVE TO PRETEND I'M DEAD, I end up doing what needs to be done.
This is the other reason (other than having my little ones) that there is not enough time to do what I WANT to do ... because I spend the time I DO have doing what I feel I HAVE to do.
Guilt is wicked and silly. Whose life is it anyway, right?
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Thank You
So much can be said about Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. but on this day - the 40th anniversary of his untimely death at the mere age of 39 - all I want to say is something to him and that is:
Thank You
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