Domestic Geek

I'm in a creative funk. I purchased this today at Barnes & Noble to see if I can get my creative juices flowing again - Kim Werker's "Make It Might Ugly.

Man, after my supervisor walked off the job a few weeks ago, I've been putting in 50-60 hour weeks and it seemed like we'd never get caught up. Today was the first day since then that the "Ready to Work" basket has been empty. Whew!

I am so freaking exhausted. Even with "falling back," this stupid time change does a number on my system.

Maria Shaw wrote on Facebook today that those born in the '60s, but especially 61-66, were going to go through a shake-up this week. I hope if I do, that something good comes of it.

Must remember to turn in my ballot tomorrow. I will be so glad to get a brief reprieve from this political bullshit.

Well, would love to post more, but I can barely type or keep my eyes open. Hopefully I'll finish the most current Supernatural episode on the CW app, and then I should be caught up to real-time.

We started tiling around the fireplace at Homestead South today. Man, I hope this comes out as Marcus is envisioning it.

Today we participate in that twice-yearly moronic tradition of screwing around with our body's clocks by trying to fool ourselves by adjusting the time.

There are a set amount of hours in any given day. Who cares when it is light or dark outside at any given hour? If it bothers you, change your schedule. Is it really worth the depression, accidents and lost productivity caused while people's systems try to adjust to the outcome of this nonsensical practice?

Add to that the fact that the United States decided to change when they do it a few years ago. The United Kingdom time change was last weekend. Then there are the places (like in Arizona) that refuse to participate. The whole danged thing is ludicrous.