Saturday, April 11, 2009

Work goes on.

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But not today, the work is over until Monday. I have done a great deal of work, if it does not look like it on the surface. A piece at a time, clothes are being sorted, packed, or washed and put away… or considered. Guns, ammunition, camping equipment, and various other items are being sorted. And the house is getting a touch here and there. I even went out to check my accounts and wash my vehicle. I wanted to see if I had enough money to clear my debts and take on a new one, for a computer. I realize if I want some things to happen, I will need to have a secure computer before I move. Though I want more guns, being secure business wise and for personal reasons is vital. The reason for this is that while checking one of my credit card accounts, I had to really work to get my password to work. Beyond that, I found that some of my contact information had been changed. For example, the email address was changed to an AOL account. I do not have an AOL account. This insecurity is becoming dangerous. I believe I will be able to do get a computer. It does tighten finances a great deal, and puts a card out of commission, but at this point in time choices are more slim than dollars.

I will be ready for bed when I can relax enough to sleep. I will hang up or fold the laundry in the dryer, dry the clothes in the washer and hang or fold those, and maybe take care of the dishes from today. It is so good to be busy and successful. Hmm, I might even have some time for my game. Maybe not, I am getting tired. So many things yet to do, so many calls to place, and so many loose ends. Things on my buy list are growing and my dollars are shrinking. I have faith it will all work out well enough, though. I think I can do this and in a timely, practical, and sane fashion. I have to try and keep on track, keep my head about me (especially regarding money), and take things as they come.

I hope you are able to take care of your own situations, complications, and such. I have to believe faith, if one can hold onto it, is instrumental. Hope is right there with it. And, I think, love in the deeper sense ties it all together nicely. Well, that is all I have to offer, when I remember to offer it, to you and to what must be done. I think it is enough. Done right, it is all that is required.

Good night.

4 comments:

  1. Mercy, Mr. Doom--I hopes ya did git some sleep! An' a new computer!

    Jes' a quick peek in to say Happy Easter. Yep, Sugar, hold onto yore faith. An' take a bite of a chocolate rabbit if one show up....

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  2. hehe I am sleeping well, lately. And, I will be ordering the computer as soon as my card clears. It had a bit of debt on it and I had enough to pay it (and probably buy the computer outright but I want some cash and credit on hand for the move).

    Happy Easter to you as well! I figure if Christ can rise from the dead, perhaps there is some hope of me rising from the bed. Perhaps, like him though, I will have to give up certain things and hold on to other things. I am working on that. Then again, I think one of the points he was making was that through him, flesh will be overcome, but, for us, not here.

    That whole aspect, one of many from Jesus and all he did and chose not to do, is like a drink of cool clean clear water to this mind desert nomad. Thanks for the minder.

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  3. Work, work, work, there's always work to do. I myself have been lazing a bit over the break, but today's the last free day from work that pays, so the work that doesn't actually pay has to be done.

    I've broken it up over the days and hours, helps to make it easier i think.

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  4. Oh, yeah. I do have to take breaks otherwise I would overload and burn out since I have nothing else to limit me. Now, about a quarter of my breaks are used to spiffy up another small area, deal with laundry, or handling some other detail. Still, I bet you get more done than I do. I said I am working, I did not say I am working fast. Even turtles get it done, and sometimes beat the rabbits (especially the chocolate ones!).

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