Anywho, there's this line that Miss Hannigan - played by one of my best friends to this day - says:
"It never rains, but it pours."
Those words are so true. Really REALLY true.
Lately I feel like I can't have just one thing going on in my world. It's either a million things, or nothing at all. What's with that? What happened to "everything in moderation"?
Don't get me wrong, I'd rather be busy than bored, but I'd also rather have a butler than a vacuum cleaner. Most days, I'd love to have the butler, but every now and then you just need to vacuum yourself. Or at least have time to vacuum for yourself. (my brain is so fried, I'm not even sure that made sense... this is me not caring)
So, blogoshpere and my nine faithful followers, I apologize for my lengthy leave of absence. Following my upcoming two week adventure, I shall try my hardest not to neglect you again. I shall also try to return with more coherent thoughts and some lighthearted erindipitous encounters.
but its 4 o clock in the morning!
ReplyDeleteWhat happened to "everything in moderation"?
ReplyDelete[Pedant hat on]
"Everything in moderation" doesn't preclude many things happening at once because everything includes moderation itself. Therefore, if we are to accept the axiom, "everything in moderation", we must acknowledge that this means that moderation itself is also to be taken in moderation, which means that there are times when things will happen in abundance.
[Pedant mode off]