Craig and I sat down Sunday for our weekly planning session. This is something we've been doing for years now, but once we both had callings working with the youth it became necessary. We got through the coming week, and then did what Craig calls the lightning round, where we make sure we know what's going on for the entire month.
And we have something pretty much every night up through Christmas. The few nights that weren't booked were quickly filled in with shopping trips. There were even a few things that we hadn't scheduled yet, so we squeezed them in between other things so that we would remember to do them if we felt like it when the time came. (But told ourselves that if we didn't feel like doing them, we could just not go and no one would care!)
And the weirdest thing about this isn't that we're so busy. The weirdest thing is that this is only marginally busier than we are all the rest of the time. It didn't even bother me or stress me out like it used to! This time I was like, Well, at least it's mostly really fun Christmas stuff! Bring it on!
Who have I become? And will it ever calm down? And if it does-- will I even enjoy not being busy, or will I have become so used to it that not being busy will just feel boring?
Who knows!
Who can be mad if they're busy with stuff like this? |
No comments:
Post a Comment