Tuesday 8 December 2009

Just an Ordinary Day

It is a very ordinary day. It is 29 years since John Lennon was killed. It is winter and the darkness descends on us who live in the northern hemisphere...well, at least here. I am tired of having to come up with something for the blog. Maybe it is the winter, maybe it is me but I have been doing this for three years and sometimes I am not so very creative. It goes up and down and now I am fed up with trying to be clever.


No, I am not scrapping the blog, that's not what I am saying. I am trying to say that today I don't feel like blogging or writing about fantasies or anything. So I will tell you how boring I am.


Have been working a little from home today, I shouldn't complain, it is not too bothersome. This means I take my lunch at home, alone, take a walk in the park (to get out of the flat at least once a day). I have been emptying the dish washer and generally uncreating the mess that I always seem to leave behind. Staring at the almanac at the wall. It has pictures of ballet dancer and was a gift from my beloved husband. This month it is a male dancer and I realise that I don't fancy male dancers as much as the ballerinas. He looks kind of silly in a silly costume (ballet dancer, not husband), some kind of fancy bolero thing that would look strange on a woman but silly on a man. You see, I am not very free in my mind.


I am thinking of my latest blogpost, the one before this one. I thought people would be a little offended or hurt by it but instead they find it erotic or that sort of thing. And I am not the narrator, I never am. It is just that I like seeing things from the inside.


Never mind, this is becoming a rant and that was not my intention. Take care out there and be kind to yourselves and others.



7 comments:

Paul said...

Janice, yes this time of year it's difficult to keep the spirits up.
Creativity has gone AWOL and all one want to do is doze.
But I say to myself, "if Winter is here, can Spring be far behind," I know jejune, but it's the best I can manage at the moment.
Male Ballet dancers may look silly, but they are surprisingly strong.
I'll leave you with that thought for the day.
Love and warm hugs,
Paul.

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Ollie said...

Winter blues are not uncommon, that's why we need Christmas to celebrate something really good. I suppose it would be different in the Southern hemisphere...

I too am having absent-muse trouble, so perhaps that is due to the dark and the cold weather.

Look after yourself

Manorlord said...

Janice --

Creativity comes & goes at will (whim). Yours will return. It always does!

Regards,

W

Alan said...

Janice,

enjoy the season. Dream yourself into what will and must emrge next.

Discoveries will be made.):)

Alan

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Janice said...

Dear Paul, hibernating is not such a bad idea, I sometimes feel, this time of year. And you are right, there is always a new year and a new spring. When you say ballet dancers are strong, I suppose you refer to their arms...smiles and hugs.

Dear Ollie, I suppose those down under have summer blues...smiles...or is that winter blues but at the same time we have summer...of course it is...silly me! Thank you, I will try to look after myself, you do the same...with yourself.

Dear Wystan, I am sure you are right, still it is nice with your confidence in me.

Dear Alan, I will dream myself into something nice. A very nice expression, I will keep it...smiles.

Hugs and Merry Christmas

Janice