Let me see…
Shall I whinge on the latest examples of Women are from Venus, Men are from Mars (Except, I am an Aries, after all, and the gender barrier doesn’t always hold true.)
Or, perhaps, a whinge on the goings on and at the office I think not. It’s best to keep a separation of work and blog, in my case. And besides, Mr. Gadget is quite good at bearing the brunt of my work whinges. We unload our respective work whinges at the end of the day, as the need arises.
Shall I muse over the complexity of the endocrine system, and all that entails I think not. Oh, maybe just a little. The fact that I have phases of oily, pimply skin, mixed levels of unwarranted depression or melancholy, and even moments of snarly ungracious attitude, I think hormones are busy at work, doing their thing, wreaking havoc as they wrestle for their place in the confines of this earthen vessel they call home.
Shall I lament over the state of the lives of the people I love, friends and family both Nay, such things are far too private for the blogosphere.
Shall I mention how glad I am that it has finally rained
What about my fall lineup Cargo pants and red shoes. Red shoes! (Fashion is no longer my thing. Function. Comfort. It’s all about function and comfort.)
Shall I ramble on about one of my latest goals The art of zen blogging Zen is about simplicity, is it not Zen blogging. It’s nothing more than a feeble attempt at a positive spin on the fact that I don’t can’t shouldn’t spend quite so much time at the computer. Therefore, in the interest of simplifying my life, I might not be spending as much time reading and writing in the blogosphere.
Actually, it’s a guilt thing. The child, he cries. Wails! When I sit down at my desk, he cries. Tears. Tears! “Mama, you should be with me, not that STUPID COMPUTER!” I read from his tearful, pained expression. No, he’s not talking yet. But that’s what he’s saying. I’m certain of it.