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Overwhelmed.

  • cynthiafoustvenner
  • Nov 23, 2021
  • 1 min read

Updated: Nov 25, 2021

When I feel distraught or overwhelmed, I seem to have two speeds.


Get after it with vengeance.


Or to put it more simply, shut down and stick my head in the sand.


Lately I have found myself behaving like the latter.


Between issues coming up with home maintenance repairs etc, and the upcoming holidays I have found myself submerged in responsibilities.


Overburdened.


Not to forget to mention the normal day to day "Mom" stuff.


Making dinners, picking up after everyone, endless loads of laundry.


I just want to run away.


So I guess it is fitting that I am doing just that tomorrow.


I am taking the kids out of town, and starting our own new tradition for Thanksgiving.


One that was actually started by my parents, who I have found myself missing more than ever lately.


The holidays can prove to be a really tough time to be without family.


And while I am not alone, I do miss the comfort of having my parents around.


This marks the second Thanksgiving I will celebrate without either of them.


But I hope that going back to a place my parents and I loved so fondly, a love which now my children share, will allow a piece of them to be with us.


I surely hope so.


To those traveling tomorrow and Thursday, be safe.


And to anyone else reading this, a gentle reminder that we all have things to be thankful for, even if we can't see them right this moment.


Gobble Gobble.


Xoxo,

C.



 
 
 

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