The last six weeks or so have been extraordinarily stressful, and the last couple of weeks have been similarly busy, what with Lenten activities on top of everything else. I don't think I realized how tired I really was until around noon today. I had gone in to work for a meeting only to find chaos--broken copy machine on the day we were trying to produce both bulletins and a newsletter, wrong dates given in a memo about the spring rummage sale, etc.
Around lunch time I had done enough that I could come home, and then it hit me that I was so tired, so, so tired. I came home and watched last night's Grey's Anatomy (and the extent to which it made me cry may also reflect my tiredness) and then realizing that I couldn't really keep my eyes open any longer, took a nap on the couch. Which helped a lot. But I am still tired. And I have a sermon to write. Among other things, like laundry which is piling up again, and my last week of Lenten activities to plan, and then there's Holy Week to think about.
I feel like I could take another nap right now. I could just go to bed, but 9:30 seems insanely early. Perhaps I can muster the energ to think about my sermon for a bit. Or something.
3 comments:
9:30 is not too early for sleeping. I'm typing quietly so I don't wake you in case you have gone to bed....rest up, and hang in there.
Did you sleep? I am a day late. I hope you got rest.
Hope you caught up on some rest. This description sounds a lot like how I've been feeling, so while I'm sorry you were so tired and have been busy, it's kind of nice to know I haven't been the only one. Recent Grey's Anatomy with the Izzy storyline, yep that'll produce some tears.
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