I'd like to use this situation as the opportunity it really is. That said, I'm also enormously grateful to my husband for being so supportive of me extricating myself from a work environment that was making me increasingly unhappy, even if it meant things might be a little tight financially. So, in the interest of not becoming a slug, I have some specific activities in mind, and some even more specific goals for them, which I will detail in another post. These are (in no particular order) the following:
- Exercise my puppies at the dog park.
- Try to achieve some semblance of housekeeping which, in the beginning, will include a massive overhaul of the entire house (including attic and basement), and will hopefully just include maintenance in the future.
- Train for the rest of cross season and for next summer's mountain bike season, including both outside and indoor trainer rides, weight training and core strengthening.
- Find some nutrition plan I can stick with (which does not include the Mexican buffet).
- Work hard every day at finding work, whether it be searching for full-time positions or soliciting work for my freelance business.
- Begin working on a "secret writing project," which may or may not turn into something exciting.
- Teach myself to do more than just muddle through the Adobe Creative Suite.
2 comments:
Hi, Andrea! Thanks for your comment on my blog. Looks like you are a prolific writer, too. Good luck with your freelance work and your training!
Little House On The Prarie was a big hit in Comins. I still have it if you are interested.
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