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Work at Night

Posted in Avoidance, Ordinary Grey Day, Winter Destinations, tagged , , , , , , on March 14, 2009 | Leave a Comment »

I feel like I cannot catch up, cannot accomplish all that I need to do, learn the things I need to learn….One thing I could do is work at night.

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The Flu of Heightened Senses

Posted in Avoidance, Emotion, Winter Confines, tagged , , , on February 9, 2009 | Leave a Comment »

With The Thaw came The Flu for my family members. They have all the usual symptoms. Me? I have “the flu of heightened senses” and the world’s worst headache.
When Mike went outside to retrieve the mail in came the ODOR of stinky wood smoke! Just what is the neighbor burning anyway? The wet STINKY doggies [...]

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Thill’s Meditation

Posted in Avoidance, Emotion, Lake Superior, Winter Confines, Winter Destinations, tagged , , on February 4, 2009 | 1 Comment »

Thill’s revisited, or should I say I went back into the folder, pulled some more images into Photoshop, ’cause those brown boxes in the face of white and gray made me warm. Those boxes–would they get ruined by the coming snows? Why do they say “seafood”? Why have I never shopped at Thill’s?
I went to [...]

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Confidence and Seasonal Affective Disorder

Posted in Avoidance, Seasonal Affective Disorder, tagged , , on January 4, 2009 | 3 Comments »

Today my thoughts circle around Seasonal Affective Disorder in part due to an article I must start/complete/submit today. But also as I feel that deep-dip. The sinking feeling that I am not enough. That I should hide-out under the covers and read novels away from those I love. The feeling that I may panic if [...]

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Second Day of Firearm Deer Season

Posted in Avoidance, Ordinary Grey Day, tagged , , on November 16, 2008 | Leave a Comment »

It was with deep regret that I realized yet another good excuse to NOT get out of the car and take photos when it is cold. I had no hunter’s orange to wear. No red. Sure the snow was coming down on a bit of an angle and the railroad tracks look to lead into [...]

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