Tomorrow after work, he will be in town, and he's asked that I have a bunch of stuff (that I won't be needing in the next short while) packed up, so we can move it with us when we go tomorrow.
Life so far has been kind of strange: I've become kind of distant with the kittehs and I fear that Pickles is suffering in a way, where he's acting out like a rebellious "teen." Spook, however, seems to be unaffected by a lot of this and I wonder if we've become closer. I'm happy for that, but I want to work harder to help Pickles feel happier - I worry about him; he acts out, attacks for no reason - he's not happy and I feel it's because I've been neglecting them. :(
Now I'm almost finished my supper for the evening - am I stalling? What I have to do tonight:
- pack - I want to get some stuff in the upstairs PACKED
- >> in the closet
- >> in the 2 dressers
- >> possibly some random crap
It's now 8pm - I feel over whelmed when I "think" about the process and feel that it is best to just DO IT - once I am doing it, I'll feel better once boxes and bags continue to "pile up!" I may get only a short bit done tonight, but I guarantee: there is also a life lesson in this - and I believe I heard it right, on the news tonight; a great piece about a Winnipeg animator, Cordell Barker [link to CTV clip here] - he said:
"It's like most things in life: it's the anticipation is much worse than the reality." Quote Cordell Barker
=3 *cheers & big hugs to Barker* I really needed to hear that right now, let alone it was very inspiring to hear a clip on animation ... I'm going to get cracking on packing *a-hahaaaaaaboy* =3
*big hugs, lots of love*
PS - Barker says, to what makes a great animator: "Storytelling, timing, structure." Quote Cordell Barker
... PS - He's super good looking for an older dude ;-) X-D
