Today is my second day of breaking the day into hours. Yesterday really helped, I feel like I got a lot more done. Still not very aware of passing time beyond this hour and this task, but it's progress, right?
Today the "chores" continue. I want to get my room tidied. I want to list unwanted things on ebay so hopefully someone will buy them and they will vanish out into the ether. And I want to get jewellery listed on etsy. I'm also thinking about listing my handspun on etsy too, but I'm still kind of attached to it. And this fundraising needs to pay for renewal on my domain name and fees for the upcoming PF conference. Really, if I could even get as far as just photographing the jewellery I've got and posting proper photos on facebook with their prices, I would at least be getting somewhere. I could also post photos on facebook of the handspun under Dreamweaver Designs and see if there's interest? And of the stitchmarkers I've been making, to see if that generates any interest too. And getting any of that done when my mind feels like it's swaddled in cotton wool is nearly impossible. Spoon-theory can apply to many different things, but for me it's "headspace" - literally finding the space in my head to focus on something.
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