Walking the weekend

Greetings, dear readers.

Do we always expect more of a weekend than it can possibly deliver?

Being only one person with a houseful of pets to chase after, it seems somewhat demented to think that I can plow through a list the length of my arm, manage to get the pet hair off of everything (not even close), along with twice putting together three meals that hit all four food groups in the proper proportion (again, not even close. Though I will admit to the occasional habit of hitting the 4 Cs: coffee, chocolate, carbs, and cheese…)

These things are especially true when it is not unlikely for my back to hurl protests at me during the completion of almost any task that involves reaching or bending … It likes to toss reminders at me of the month I spent occupying a yoga mat on the floor of my dining room (long story…) There was some pitching today, but only a couple lobbed softballs, not hardball, so I avoided having to manage some period of enforced “no-I-can’t-throw-the-moose-for-you-I-cant-move” arguments with the dog. (This while she rams repeatedly into whatever portion of me is nearest with said-moose in her jaws.)

Well – it keeps her from her other new pastime which is apparently thievery.

She loves to pick pocket or two… or just nick the cats’ food.

So my list is barely dented, but then, so am I, and the dogs are about to be exuberantly happy with their dinner (because they always are), and the cats will accept theirs with royal disdain.

It will still be possible to roll through a few more minor items this evening and be content. Life is more than the list, you know?


Readers, I hope your lists are either very short or full of things that give you joy. I wish you well and safe; I am grateful you are here.

3 thoughts on “Walking the weekend

  1. Beautiful! Thank you for sharing your wisdom xo

    Erin Mecseji, PCC

    Leadership & Personal Coach

    Encompass Coaching & Consulting

    http://www.encompass-coaching.com

    p. 775.322.6994

    Could you benefit from connection, inspiration, resources &

    accountability join Getting an Edge!

    Find your way with ease & grace.

    ________________________________

    Liked by 1 person

  2. “the dogs are about to be exuberantly happy with their dinner (because they always are), and the cats will accept theirs with royal disdain.”

    This had me laughing out loud, and it’s funny, even though Pop the cat (my current cat-owner) is very much like a dog in many ways, when it comes to food he definitely isn’t. Bilbo the cat, long since gone to cat heaven, however, now he, he was more dog in that arena! He’d even munch on nibbled corn cobs!

    Liked by 1 person

Leave a Reply

Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:

WordPress.com Logo

You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. Log Out /  Change )

Twitter picture

You are commenting using your Twitter account. Log Out /  Change )

Facebook photo

You are commenting using your Facebook account. Log Out /  Change )

Connecting to %s