Sheesh!
It was a long hot night ... we were determined not to turn on the A/C. Not so bad with windows open and fans going, but big storms blew in and windows got shut. Add in allergy annoyances - I've been sneaking too much dairy and took several antihistamines yesterday (they're the 4hour variety). May and June, I might take one a day. Yesterday I took three - never a good thing. So between the heat and the nasty hangover from OTC drugs, I woke up feeling like I'd been clubbed.
I was determined to turn the icky feeling around. Nice cup of tea, morning meditation, nice shower, little bit of on-line surfing. Found this site, Mythical Ireland and now I'm feeling the need to make some metalclay stones with Celtic inspired glyphs and carvings.
And I'm absolutely dying to get back to working on my Talismans and Reliquaries, but I've got to finish updating my wholesale catalog.
So in the middle of working on catalog updates which is mostly a comprehensive re-evaluation of all my pricing due to skyrocketing silver prices which is math and more math then plugging all the new prices into the catalog and doing a bit more updating and trying to get dinner started in there somewhere and getting flustered with stuff boiling over on the stove and cleaning up and then working on the catalog some more and more stuff boiling over and cleaning up again then spilling scalding hot chicken stock on my wrist and then getting really flustered.
Like I said sheesh. So I've blown off what I was making for dinner and am getting ready to order takeout and heading to the store to pick up something for my burned wrist. I'm looking forward to sitting down with a cold one, eating a meal I didn't have to cook and watching a mindless and immensely entertaining movie. Probably Hoot or Away We Go.
Okay, bye.
blessings - kvk
p.s. lavender oil for my wrist and the A/C on with fresh filters ... I'm doing better now
nite nite
Sorry to hear that your day was so challenging! One of my most hated feelings is wanting to make something, but having to do something else instead. It takes a lot to keep our creative castles afloat, and sometimes we have to make sacrifices in order to appease our muses in the long run.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad to hear that although things got frustrating, you were able to step back and enjoy the remained of the evening!