When the Well is Dry

Happy Tuesday everyone!  

I am in danger of only achieving a one-day street here folks...it's 1:52 and the day has been busy...spring just does that to me.  So many things to do!  But I am determined and won't leave here today without some wise words of wisdom...

...but what wise words...hummmmm?  I think the reason I have been so slow with the blog today is I am not sure what to say today.  I have said a lot over the past year, and to be honest, I feel tapped out today...I've felt tapped out this week, and it's only Tuesday!  I think I an feeling a little bit (okay, maybe a lot) of COVID fatigue this past week.  With the weather so nice recently, I've really just wanted life to be normal, and it's so not.  I've been feeling like I wish we had the answers and the ability to make everything go back to the way it was.  



So what to do..??  What have I advised you all to do?  One foot in front of the other...one step at a time...make the next right decision...acknowledge the suck, and try to find the silver lining.  

So I am going to make sure I post this blog, hang out with a super cool student for the next half hour, remind myself that it's okay to not be okay all the time, and think about the beautiful weather and the walk I have planned with my family this afternoon.  

Maybe I'll even refuse to cook dinner and order out!  

No matter what, I'll be back with you all tomorrow, and hopefully, the well won't be so dry!  

Cheers,

Mrs. Hempey   

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