I am...

[learnteach]

...wondering why I stopped going on adventures.  Le Crapaud.  Collegium Feast.  Road trips.  Yoga class.  Why did I stop?

...applying to go check out Brightworks on SF, just to see.  I also should go see the writing studio there...

...haven't done anything concrete about my weight, and not enough about my health.

...am bogged, gobsmaked, and not getting enough done at work.  It's 9 PM.  I still haven't finished last Monday's work, because every time I come back to my desk, there's another ticket for me.  Yet one of my coworkers only works 8 to 4, and another 9 to 5.  WTF?...

...hmmm.

...get two things done and go home. 

...fsck. 

Comments

[cvirtue.livejournal.com]

Adventures: my sister has a saying "if it doesn't get scheduled, it doesn't get done." Spontaneous adventures are great, but planned adventures are better than no adventures.

[ppfuf.livejournal.com]

depression? It's possible to be a functional depressive, just like being a functional alcoholic.
> Why did I stop?
If you were me, I'd say it's because every time you go on an adventure, you are expected to organize the adventure; and then listen to other people complain about it and sort out their problems.
Why did you stop?

[balutakat.livejournal.com]

As your attorney, I mean, tenant, I can say this: you're asking the same questions over and over and not receiving the answers you want or need. If you know what answer you want, you could work backwards from it, with your superior critical thinking skills. But you've come up with the same answers (get a different job, lose weight, go out more) and they aren't making the cut - you are still seeking.

I vote a silly-hat-wearing brainstorming session to look for new questions for you to answer. Maybe these ones are too broad and the solutions too vague. :)