Avoiding the "un-fun" and generally restrictive in some way

You know how it is when you find something you really like, and for a while you can't really get enough of it? Well, I feel like that is what freedom has been like for me lately. I can't get enough of it- to the detriment of most other things: I don't want to blog, I don't want to email, I don't want to talk on the phone, in fact, I don't want to go to work, I don't want to go to meetings, I don't want to do yard work, and no, I don't want to do chores around the house.

This is what I have done for the last month while not wanting to do a lot other things- I have hung out with friends, I have read, I have slept (A LOT), I have watched movies, worked on projects, hung out with husband, gone for lots of runs and walks, and cooked/baked.

So now that it is nearly a full month since my moratorium on anything "un-fun", I am hoping my aversion to all of life's responsibilities and routines is going to wear off a bit. I have a lot of blog posts that I need to write, in fact, I have written many of them in my mind, I just haven't been able to sit down at the thing, the thing... that caused... SOOO much pain and write it down.

Well, I am back, I have broken the seal. There is nothing bad that happens when I sit down at the computer. Forth coming blogs: New York Times and IBS, Boundary Waters Review, Reflections on a run-away cat, and musings on my Mac. Stay tuned and sorry for the outage.