A Better Day

"You gain strength, courage, and confidence by every experience in which you really stop to look fear in the face. You must do the thing which you think you cannot do."

Eleanor Roosevelt

 Today was a better day. I could probably say a much better day, even though I don't feel anywhere near 100%.

In the grand scheme of things, I was able to be a whole lot more productive, even while being mindful of how much energy I was expending.

Hopefully a good night's sleep tonight will continue to inch me towards some sot of normalcy.

One thing that I know will help my daily routine is the upcoming move of my office from our family room to the new shop.

A little weird.

It will be the first time since 1996 that I won't have a home office.

Everything is moving out, files ,desk , computer and anything else that is in my little workspace.

My daily early morning routine on I get dressed is to memorialize my weight, open my computer, check bank balances, check emails, check text messages and check Facebook for birthdays.

Now, other than the weight thing and texts, everything else will have to wait until I get to the office.

Like I said, a little weird.

The upside is that I will now have access to my emails and computer for the better part of my day.

Another plus is I will no longer be tempted to check emails after the work day has ended (as if the work day really ever ends).

Once I leave the office, I will be forced to leave my work behind. At least that part of my work that has anything to do with a computer.

This will be a dramatic change in my life.

It will be interesting to see how that works out for me.

Again, it's going to be a little weird.

But hey, I kind of like weird!

Shabbat Shalom on Day 11.