Gone But Not Forgotten
Just a note to let you know I am not away indefinitely. The holiday season rushed itself upon us with a slam dunk and I am afraid I wasn't prepared. So it's a mad rush where I will throw myself exhaustedly in a chair after Christmas is over and vow that my 2006 New Year's resolutions is to be completely organized, well in advance, so this won't cause me so much stress when Christmas comes around next year.
Does anyone else feel like this? If so, what do you do to de-stress and stay organized?
I am still working on several projects at the moment, here and there as I have a minute, and will post them when I can.
Wishing you a Joyful Holiday Season!!
Does anyone else feel like this? If so, what do you do to de-stress and stay organized?
I am still working on several projects at the moment, here and there as I have a minute, and will post them when I can.
Wishing you a Joyful Holiday Season!!
posted by "Maggie" at 5:45 AM
4 Comments:
Don't let the christmas crazies get to you. I say stay organized, eat a lot, play a lot and remeber it will go by faster than a blink of an eye. So enjoy. Let your inner Griswold come out because Christmas is like that! Cheers! :)
Oh dear! If you find the answer to this one, please let us all know! Most everybody I know has at least one "holiday meltdown" between the 15th of November and the 25th of December.
I hear you! I decided a few years ago not to give a crap if nothing is perfect! It's been great. But still I have a ton of work plus my client/teacher/worker gift to finish making. I just make a list every morning (adding the ongoing leftovers from last night, week, month) and go through what needs doing THAT day. The best thing about holidays is to be with people you love, after that nothing else really matters. Hope things calm down for ya soon.
I gave up on any and all projects and have vowed I will start on Christmas 2006 the MINUTE I get my trees put away :)
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