Oh, the Mundanity!

This week features the following events of note:

• the brain surgery of my parish's rector, Jim Donald, to install a shunt, which we hope will relieve the pressure on his brain (please join me in praying for his health and well-being);


• three days of admin work, Monday through Wednesday, at NAMI (the National Alliance for the Mentally Ill);


• two mid-week runs of approximately 5-7 miles each;


• a chance to catch up on solo socializing whilst Andrew disports himself at Yoga Camp;


• an opportunity to make some more silver jewelry, thanks to the generous birthday gift of PMC from David & Lynn; and


• a 22 mile run on Saturday morning (which definitely indicates that I am insane, please pity me).

I have a few possible job irons in the fire. I'll certainly let you know if any of them progresses beyond the "I-sent-in-a-resume-through-somebody-I-know" phase.

Because I'm So Lazy

Why am I starting a blog? Why?

Because I'm lazy. I'm penetratingly lazy. I am profoundly, nay, morbidly lazy. I am lazy on an Olympic scale. I'm so lazy that couch potatoes look like busy little worker-bees, very monuments of productivity, by comparison.

This is how lazy I am: I'll just about manage to scrape together an entry every now and then so that people who might conceivably want to know what's going on with me can stop by and check, or ~ for those almost as lazy as I ~ subscribe to my news feed and have it delivered to their aggregator of choice.

How lazy am I? I'm just that lazy. Lazy enough to imagine that people are less lazy than I am, and that they'll actually come and read occasionally.