Routines

Routines.

How easy it is, to pick up right where I left off. Friday afternoon, walk to the creek, jump in the cold water, walk by the post office, buy a few stamps.

Saturday afternoon, walk to the creek, go for a leisurely swim, walk to the post office, buy a few stamps.

I’ve had this awful crick in my neck, a free-floating piece of anxiety. One day, left shoulder, next day, right shoulder, Friday, it moved up to my neck, and the whole time, nothing like a little dip in the cool water to straighten out the problem.

I’d inquired, when I was still marginally employed, if I was supposed to work Memorial Day. Since I had that day off, I had big plans for the weekend, a fully empty schedule. Walk, swim. Sleep. Walk some more, swim some more, sleep some more. Get recharged.

Looks like I get to stretch my plans on into next week. Now that I’ve got afternoons free again, I can start looking for some paid readings – are as I tend to refer to it – real work.

I keep a written log of my mileage on the trail; it’s so nice to see it filling up again.

About the author: Born and raised in a small town in East Texas, Kramer Wetzel spent years honing his craft in a trailer park in South Austin. He hates writing about himself in third person. More at KramerWetzel.com.

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