September approaches. It's the new school year, and for me that carries more meaning than the start of the calendar year. It's deeply rooted psychologically - the excitement, the new stationary, school bag, putting on your school uniform again. It's also the promise of something stable, secure and familiar - the routine of getting up, going out, doing things and coming home to relax.
OH HOW THINGS HAVE CHANGED! Well, to an extent. Now I work in the evenings, so I wake up in the morning and wait for the day to begin at 3.30pm. It does seem that I am learning how to do life on a very gradual basis. For example, this end-of-August I have quite a detailed schedule of work I do from waking up time until about 6pm, after which time I can read, watch TV or Skype my friends. (Mostly the latter.) This is so lovely, and so reassuring and just like the days of yore. In a way, I am a little but wary of going back to the routine of getting up and waiting to work.

Does anyone else have a panic in late August/September? Or do you just think: "I WANT NEW STATIONARY!!!" (I think this too....)
2 comments:
I'm in the same place. I have this mixture of anticipation and apprehension in my head. I want to knuckle down and crack on with stuff, I want everything to be neat and orderly and manageable. I've been making lists. I've started blocking out a new project. I'm so ready for the new year... I think... maybe a couple of new folders would seal the deal.
ILY
I'm having thoughts about being a slacker and never getting anywhere, but mainly I'm just in the mood for Autumny things and looking forward to Christmas.
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