Partly cloudy

[days_unfolding]

Still feeling funky without knowing why. I repeated my neat trick of getting turned around on the way back to my office, but this time at least I realized that something was wrong sooner. (I'm glad that I'm not working with any of the developers who sit in the wings that I've invaded, because I'm sure that they're wondering what's up with me-;))

The funkiness doesn't seem to be impacting my productivity though. I'm in good shape on my work assignments, and have cleaned my mailbox down to two notes. (However, a bunch of them will fly back at me tomorrow to remind me to do items such as install a patch for one of the tools that we use.) On the home front, I finally did find the 1099-R form, but spent the evening going through the piles of paper on my dining room table to find it. I guess I'm going to work on my taxes on the installment plan. And yes, I haven't done much of anything with LJ.

I've always thought Joan Didion's title Slouching Towards Bethlehem was one of the greatest titles that I've ever seen. I'm slouching towards...whatever. Or wherever, as I seem to get turned around.

Comments

[tequilasunset.livejournal.com]

Slouching Towards Bethlehem is a good title.
It's cool, in a way, to have a title to
relate to. When you say funk, what do you
mean exactly? I use this term to describe my
mood when I'm just feeling a bit low & lethargic.
You sound much more at ease than you did a few
weeks ago. :)

[days-unfolding.livejournal.com]

By feeling funky, I mean feeling under the weather--queasy, achy, shaky, and the like.

"More at ease" probably is valid. I'm just trying to deal with whatever comes up without worrying too much about the ramifications of whatever comes up, but it's easier said than done.