The
holidays are upon us and like every year they seem to come out of
nowhere. Chalk it up to a busy life, or something like that, but I
honestly never see the holidays coming and suddenly it's time to get
a tree. Maybe it's due in part to the weather, which has been
uncharacteristically mild, with little in the way of snow.
Whatever
be the case, one thing that does get my attention is that employment
dwindles, and in some cases, comes to a halt. Work at the Inn has
pretty much non-existent because nobody wants to get married in
dreary November weather, though I personally like the moody ambiance.
Then again, I also like east coast beaches in the winter. The
holidays also mean that school is out so poster boy work is on break,
as well.
There
are two ways to look at this situation. On the one hand, it's nice to
get a break, because in addition to domestic duties, which can be
extensive when you're training to be a real man, the kids have school
and various activities that require transportation, not to mention
parental participation. Plus, it's nice to be able to all have supper
together on a regular basis, which is something we really work hard
on maintaining and seems to be lacking in the modern family.
On
the other hand, it's hard not making the fat paycheck that helps us
support our fabulous lifestyles, especially with the holidays et al.
What this means is that we just have to live a little more sensibly,
not that we don't already do this, but also maybe I need to get my
fabulous freelance career off the ground. We'll see how this goes.
Until
then, thanks for reading, and thanks to Juliet Kay for the pic.
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