“I like monotony.”

I honestly don’t know many workaholics, though I realize they exist. I do know many who have also gone through messy, expensive divorces and didn’t have the ability to lounge in Italy for weeks on end. I also know plenty of parents wondering where the $25k/year college tuition is going to magically appear from, as well as marginal health insurance at $800/month, and, have you seen real estate prices lately?

I digress, and also acknowledge the wisdom of the words. Now, I must attend to a stack of files on my desk.

My Sunday morning Bible class is in the middle of working our way through that book. I’ve read it twice and it still hits me hard. I am amazed though, at how hard this is hitting everyone in the class. Everyone is saying that it is exactly what they need to hear but they don’t want to hear it!

Good book by the way.

But you’re right, I think; generally, we Americans must be busy to feel like we’re worthy to breathe air.

I have decided that, after the holidays, I will be taking January, February, and March off. I’ll still go to work for the aforementioned reasons, but I intend to spend a lot of time with my backside parked in my recliner, and enjoying some hobbies.

Now wish me luck sticking to it!