Tomorrow (rather, later this morning) I head back to the office after a month away. I need to find my key. It's 12:20 AM and I'm not quite sure if all of the travel has changed my internal 'need-to-sleep' clock, but alas, I am so tired, but still awake. I plan to write more about my weeks away from the regularly schedule program called, My Life, and provide some pictures soon, but I will say this: I have been able to rest. That alone is highly encouraging.
Honestly, it's hard to go back to work because I know I could use another couple of months to move forward and delve into some areas where I need to experience growth. Here's the silver lining: I am better equipped to build this into my downtime now that I've had time to come down from the rest of it. Somehow, I know it'll work itself out.
For now, I think I'll try to submit to the weariness in spite of the thoughts swirling through my mind - mostly engrossed in the last four days of my sabbatical. They were really, really good days. Ironically, after spending time abroad and near the ocean for the majority of the month, these last four treasured days of freedom were spent in... Wisconsin. LOL. More soon...
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