Tag Archives: workload
Depression
My great-grandfather said that when laziness struck the bone, it was fatal. I have often wondered, as I struggle with making sense of my daily existence, if what he was talking about was really depression. Depression isn’t necessarily born of sorrow, … Continue reading
Posted in Essays and Observations, Writing, Writing for Sanity
Tagged depression, fear, slough of despond, work, workload, worry
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Poetry: Horns of Dilemma
This is confusing. Who knew? One could be so lost With tons to do. All sense has flown This wordy scene… ….You know what I mean, Jelly Bean…. Except I don’t. It is scrambled, will not jell A wordy disenthropic … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry, Writing, Writing for Sanity
Tagged Changes, dilemma, fear, overload, poetry, stalemate, work, workload, worry, writing, Writing for Sanity
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Writing: Don’t Give Up
Today I woke up with the normal fearsome despair in my heart that comes from having a pile of work that needs to be done. I plunged into the stack, starting with my daily quota of help desk questions. In … Continue reading
Posted in Essays and Observations, Uncategorized, Writing, Writing for Profit, Writing for Sanity
Tagged Absolute Write, habits, inspiration, Ira Glass, practice, work, workload, writing
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Daisy Peasblossom Fernchild 