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Reblogged from Myths of the Mirror
The holidays come to a hectic close and my favorite time of year ambles in. Here is Oregon, if you gaze out the window at the January weather, you’ll find a misty, drippy, icy, foggy-soggy mess, at least through May. That gives me five whole months of lighter obligations and a complete lack of guilt for not “enjoying the weather.” In a climate boasting only three months of sunshine, the Vitamin D police are checking every household for us slackers.
For quite a few creative sorts, our pursuits get back-burnered by other more pressing responsibilities – jobs, violin lessons, soccer practice, staining the deck, grocery shopping, sorting socks…it’s amazing that anything in the world ever gets painted, composed, sculpted, or tapped out on the keyboard.
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Sue Vincent's Daily Echo 
Thank you, Sue, for the reblog (I almost wrote reglob). Happy creativity 🙂
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I think I bprefer your version 😀 reblog is such an ungainly word 🙂
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Reblogged this on Kim's Author Support Blog.
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So true. These days, my kids are grown, and my husband does most of the housework and cooking since he stays home and I’m still going to a day job, but there’s always something that takes up my time. Just like when I stop eating some type of junk food, there’s always something else that takes its place that is equally bad for me.
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It is nice when you can just slow down a bit…
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Thank you 🙂
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