Not that I don't love having company/visitors - I DO! But they are very good at consuming lots of time...and therefore making it very difficult to move forward on any kind of todo list.
As I'm writing this, I'm realizing that life kind of stops for company. Not in a bad way, it just prevents me from accomplishing what I WANT to accomplish and instead changes my priorities to what I SHOULD accomplish. Hmm...not even sure if that makes sense to anyone reading this, but it makes sense to me. I think. Also reminds me of maybe how we're supposed to live as followers of Christ...
This weekend RC's parents visited. It was great to have them here. We enjoyed going out to see the Sandhill Cranes as they make their way south for the winter. We were able to take them to our respective offices and show them where we work. It was great fun for me to see RC's building. I've seen his desk, his cubicle, his entire area. But I'd never seen the entire place until yesterday. Kinda one of those places that once you leave on Friday, you really don't want to go back until you have to on Monday I guess.
Strange now that I think about it though...he's worked there for nearly three years and I've never gotten to see it. Because I didn't ask? Because he didn't want me to see it? Maybe because he just didn't think about it. He's been in my building...seen all there is to see. Maybe he wanted me to ask and I didn't. Oh well...mystery will probably never be solved...cool thing tho - I got to see where he spends so much of his time. It's such a cool place!
I don't feel like I've done a very good job of taking care of myself since getting back from Africa. Great intentions, yes, no action. So...this week, at least 3 days, I need to make a point to take better care of myself. Yes, it should be every day, but let's start small okay? I need something I can't fail at right now, people.