I’ve had five days off. Five! Sadly, I feel as though I need many many more. The first was necessarily spent cleaning in a sanity-restoring fervor. Errands, preparations for a wedding, a road trip, a wedding, and a return trip consumed the next three. The last day I wasted, mainly on the computer, although I did run some errands. In retrospect, I should have relaxed and regrouped. But I didn’t, and today, it’s back to the grind. I managed well for most of the day, but the anxiety wormed its way back in, temporarily. Luckily, it didn’t take hold. I’ve kept it at bay, but am distraught that it could so swiftly rear its ugly head. I wonder if I’m on the verge of a mid-life crisis, or in the midst of one, or if I’m simply tumbling on the waves of hormones gone awry. Perhaps I’m just full up. Tired. I need to find more restorative things to do. A schedule. A plan. Order. I feel better when there is order in my universe.
On a more positive note, what a beautiful wedding! The bride arrived by horse drawn carriage.
The ever-faithful ring bearer stole the show.
Solemn vows were made. The bride was a vision in cream fairy tale silk. The groom emanated love for his bride.
A dapper young man was mostly well-behaved. For a one and three quarter year old on a beautiful fall day.
There was dancing and champagne.
A fabulous time was had by all. My youngest sister. Married. It’s a beautiful thing.