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One email I got today was simply curious what I mean by: “Infinity & Beyond, Forever.” They ventured to suggest that it sounded a bit arrogant, officious, or juvenile.
Well, first, let it be known, I NEVER, EVER grew up. (I’m only five-foot-five…and that’s stretching it.) More, though, I am perpetually the curious six-year-old — always exploring, investigating, thinking about “stuff,” and observing. My persistent question is “why.” (Used to drive my teachers CRAZY!)
Aside from that fact, here is where that comes from. I have a saying when teaching the zentao thoughtway: “Take it to infinity, then take it beyond.” This is a perpetual (the forever part) admonishment when exploring any posit, precept, idea, concept, ideological perspective….
So that’s its explanation. I might change it, but, right now, in the flurry of trying to juggle running five businesses, keep up with phone calls and email, keep an eye on the servers, websites, and do some actual coding and graphic work, as well as setting up the links, look, and accessories that this blog and website needs, well, that’s lower down on my list. 😀
Toast comes in many shapes, kinds, and textures, never mind flavors.
…So do people.
😀
Toshiba laptops — I swear by them. I can access from everywhere…almost…anytime day or night. Good thing when you have to keep an eye on the herds and hoards of websites I’m responsible for. Home or office, traveling or vegging out, my laptop is always handy, and my “server down” pager is always on. That’s why I suppose this website will probably be a success. Right now, I’m waiting for several call-backs, emails, and a program to finish rendering out a graphic, so, multi-tasker twitching with a list of to-dos that are just begging to be checked off as soon as everyone gets back to me, I’m typing here. Here is nice, too. I practically live on the computer, so, for me, so long as I can say whatever I want, blogging is cake.
Does this blog seem negative? Not meaning for it to be. Blogging is one of those things that I’m doing now to vent my moments, which use to be typed in an on-computer journal. Might seem all negative, but the secret for me to stay in top form, energized, and happy (and I am happy — bouncy even…which drives hubs nuts [he’s a grump]) is to always vent off my momentary grumbles. I save the good stuff for me. You guys can read the snarls, snickers, and snides. 😀
I tend to run around barefoot. Whether I’m working in the garden, picking up around the house or office, or working — especially working — my feet are FREE! Now, outside, this addiction to bare toes sometimes winds up netting me a thorn or two, but I do it anyway except when shoveling in the garden or working on the barn. At the office, I sit cross-legged in the chair, and shoes and sitting like a toad on a mushroom just doesn’t work. Of course, invariably, someone walks in and insists on a face-to-face. So here I am, dressed in “comfort” clothes — nice comfort clothes so I can do lunch with a client at the high end of the dining spectrum — and in walks Mr. and Mrs. Suit, usually suburban, totally and completely at ease in antiseptic environments, and they want to meet ME.
Quick toes reach desperately to dig out my slouch-arounds tumbled way back under the desk. Slide them on as they walk through the door, barely getting them locked on my feet as I rise to meet and greet. Even then, though, I see the look cross their faces — she’s in casuals. Uh, yeah. I’m all for efficient, and comfort makes efficient better. Really.