10.7.10 – Gone Fishin'

I'm feeling a bit depleted these days and really need to recharge my batteries, so I am going to stop the every day blog for a while (I did complete a full year without missing any days, so there). Recently I've been feeling the call to get out and about. I can't quite afford the around the world trip I'd like, but did have to admit the other night that Greater Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky is really not that far from other places of interest.

I stayed up until nearing 1:00 in the morning last Saturday looking up on Mapquest to see how far I was from other cities. It was a bit surprising, but it made me decide to see about taking some day trips and maybe a few longer ones, which might be the stimulus I need right now.

Since I don't plan on this occurring daily, I've set up another blog: http://daniaeliot.blogspot.com/, so please travel with me.

http://daniaeliot.blogspot.com/

10.6.10 – The political ad I'd like to see air

It's gotten to where I really can't watch tv anymore, which may be a good thing. Shows I would normally watch on tv, I'm now catching online just so I don't have to sit through countless political ads (most of which are nothing but bullsh*t). In the morning, while watching the news, I sit with the remote on my lap so I can mute or switch the channel quickly. I will be so glad, for better or worse, when the elections are over.

10.5.10 – Round and round we go

I try my best not to let things get to me, but some days, and some things, just have their way of sending me over the edge. I just keep thinking there is completion and something happens to let me know that that is not the case.

10.4.10

10.3.10 – Downtown

10.2.10 – Blinded by the light

10.1.10 – Feeling stuck again

I had decided to continue the blog, even past year end, until I figured out something else productive to keep me busy. I may need to rethink that, as I'm feeling more and more in a rut and more and more annoyed trying to come up with a daily movie. Doing the movies each day had helped get me out of the rut, but not now.