How do we make time a renewable resource? Time is endangered. It's filling up landfills. It's polluting the air around us. Someone please build a windmill or a solar panel that captures time and slows the deforestation of my life.
The statistics are alarming. For one, it's my 10 year high school reunion this summer. For two, I caught myself saying "she's been my friend for over 20 years" and unfortunately that didn't factor in pre-mortal life, and third - I haven't posted to my blog in a year and I swear I only blinked from that post to this.
This has been a "stay" year. Compared to years past where we've got married, bought a house, or opened a business, this year has been single to the purpose of staying married, staying in our house, and staying in business. So far, so stayed.
Well, I can't reuse or recycle time, but I can renew and recharge it. Speaking of renew and recharge - I got my new attitude in a head lock and I quit my job to recharge on a new adventure and we went to Maui to renew. (Dudes, seriously. We really needed it, as non-combative as "staying" sounds. This past year has been DUKES UP.)
Anyhoo, more about those R&R's later. I finish my last week at Waggner starting tomorrow and I should probably plug in to the mattress and get charging.
Good night blog, I'll com-post to you later.
PS. The pic of the seal is not random. It's applicable in two ways. 1. This is a monk seal. A highly, highly endangered species. There is less than 1000 left. 2. This is a pic that we took on our vacation to Maui. Pretty awesome.
