Forgot to mention my Icelandic homework, double load this week because we missed Easter Monday.
Sjáumst. (See you.)
Forgot to mention my Icelandic homework, double load this week because we missed Easter Monday.
Sjáumst. (See you.)
I am trying to go to ground. It's so long since I've used the expression, I thought i"d better look it up to make sure of it.
Yes, it means to hide or become inaccessible. Easier said than done living in a city with contacts, commitments and stuff. Stuff just keeps on happening. Where can I hide? How can I become inaccessible?
For one thing, I could stop writing my blog. No, no, not that. I have to do my HST/GST report this week. Can't ignore that. A friend is having a birthday dinner for a neighbour. Have to go. My challenged son has a day off on Friday and I must go over his clothes for spring and try to shovel out his room. (He collects things, even things that are uncollectable.) Have to book a flight while there is a sale on. Also book a VIA rail trip. Tickets for the theatre - that's next week. Rexall 20% off for Seniors Day tomorrow. Deposit a couple of (small) cheques. Get cash for the cleaning lady who comes once a month and cleans the place whether it needs it or not. Write some thank you letters. Send out a few more generic letters. Prepare an application for a contest. Finish writing an essay I began last week. Write a new essay, unrelated, for another organization.
Oh yes, make beef and barley soup and chill con tofu.
Well, now that I look at it, it's not a place to hide that I need. If I just sit back and shut my mind and ignore a few things/people, I'll be able to do it. All I need is time.
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