Needing to chill

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Today was the first day of my two weeks alone in "customer reception" where I felt was on top of things and even had some time to goof off (meaning, surf the 'net). It's been busy, but busy's good. Busy is far better than bored. (I can't believe how fast these two weeks have flown!)

In other news, I'm not really in a writing mood these days. I want input more than I want to output. I want to immerse myself in my books, in learning something, in musing over it, and letting stuff digest, without the distraction of racking my brain for something to say - especially before I'm ready to say it.

Still, I do want to keep up a daily blog, but you may find yourself subjected to more stuff like this for a while:

You Are Electronic Music
You are energetic and expressive. You love feeling alive.
You never get sick of your favorite things - they're what makes life special.
You don't take tradition or conventions too seriously. You live for the future.
You enjoy remixes and re-interpretations of things. Life is about making improvements.

Another week to go before summer vacation. Not a moment too soon!

Comments

Paula said…
Reggae here: "You're laid back, friendly, and even a bit of a bum at times. For you, life is too short to spend your time angry at the world.
But while you don't take life too seriously, you're deeper than people realize. You're very reflective, and a few key topics (like social justice and love) are very important to you."

That's right, I'm deep and care about shit. Hah!
July 11, 2008 11:36 PM
Anonymous said…
Hi Keera,
First day or Last day?

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Jon
Melbourne
July 12, 2008 1:01 AM
Keera Ann Fox said…
LOL, Paula! I think it fits. Except maybe the bum part. They haven't seen your shoes.

Jon, first or last day of what?
July 13, 2008 11:30 AM
Anonymous said…
Your first sentence said first day but the rest indicated that it was the last day of the two weeks.

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Jon
July 14, 2008 12:22 AM
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