Mamacita says: It’s after 3 a.m. and I’m still up, but this is the time of “day” when I’m at my most alert. I always revert back to my normal body clock when I’m on vacation. It doesn’t take very long at all.
Today, it took about two hours.
When I got home at 4-ish today, I was finished. The semester is over and I’ve got some free time. I thought at first about taking a nap, but the phone kept ringing. Then I thought about mopping the kitchen floor, but by the time I stopped laughing, the notion had passed.
The point is, if I might drag a point in by the hind legs, that I can stay up late now because I can sleep late now. Of course, I always stayed up late, but I had to get up early, and the combination was beginning to wear me down. It can’t be old age, so I figure it must have something to do with those footprints on the moon.
I only know that I used to make fun of people who took naps, and lately I’ve become one of those people. I still laugh at them, and at myself most of all, but, well, there you have it.
Those moonprints have made me weird. I was normal, once.
Hahahahahahahaha, did you fall for that? I was NEVER normal.
Nor did I ever wish to be.
But don’t snooze thru that Mother’s Day brunch! I’m enjoying a rather quiet Hallmark Holiday, myself. I’m spending my day putzing around the garden, and of course getting into some silliness with Sx3. Please drop by if you have a sec…
But don’t snooze thru that Mother’s Day brunch! I’m enjoying a rather quiet Hallmark Holiday, myself. I’m spending my day putzing around the garden, and of course getting into some silliness with Sx3. Please drop by if you have a sec…
First, I am in total agreement with C. S. Lewis, who once said, “I never take a nap, but sometimes a nap takes me.”
And, isn’t “normal” a setting on a hair dryer? For years I have stated: “I have been abnormal for so long, that it has become normal for me; therefore, when I am normal, I am abnormal, and when I am abnormal I am normal. I know you understand.
First, I am in total agreement with C. S. Lewis, who once said, “I never take a nap, but sometimes a nap takes me.”
And, isn’t “normal” a setting on a hair dryer? For years I have stated: “I have been abnormal for so long, that it has become normal for me; therefore, when I am normal, I am abnormal, and when I am abnormal I am normal. I know you understand.