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Wait on the Sun

11/7/2024

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It’s a dreary rainy morning here in town, but surprisingly enough I slept quite well. With the rain coming down it looks to be a peaceful day. But you can get if people stop texting at the crack of dawn and the tv quits blaring on amplified news story after another. We just spent several long months being bombarded by one negative political ad after another. Don’t you think it’s time for all of us to just take a break. I know for damn sure nothings going to happen in the nations capitol till after the New Year. So why don’t the pundits out there take a break and  turn just relax?

Between the political races, our eviction, and my upcoming heart procedure; I think I’ve met my quota of stress for the upcoming year. Just this morning I’m already being bombarded by text messages and emails demanding my attention. We got stuff to pack for who knows where and all I want to do is enjoy my cup of decaf. I can feel my blood pressure rising as I type my frustrations out. Ignoring the shit ain’t gonna a stop a thing. Like I’ve told you before sweeping it under the rug only leads a lump in the carpet.

My point is, work things in the order in which they are given. As soon as I create a plan for the day. I’m going to continue to make some calls about properties. I’m then going to send out some emails and postpone some projects that can wait till we are resettled. Then I’m going to have lunch and take a nap. See problem solved. As much as I’d like to be the “King of Everything” like I used to, I can’t. My time for now is done and just like everyone else, I need time to recuperate and wait on the sun. 
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