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18 Comments on Restoring Balance
Hello Mona, I have problems when I come back from 6 days off and the first day back is catch up. By the third day, I am back to ev erything that I do. God to have u back.
Mona... I think part of the problem is that different parts of you may just be working on different agendas. Part of you wants to still be on the road, and parts of you want to get back into the swing of things. It's not very easy to do, and it's (in my opinion) very hard to do it quickly.
I think your office manager needs to be watching you closely. I hear that Sienna, when she wants to, can be quite the task-mistress.
Welcome back.
Also... I think by "suggesting" this... it would be great to hear what others do when they have been out of the real estate loop for awhile, and need to get back in.
Where does it say you have to always in a routine or going back to one. Perhaps being creatures of habit we have no choice.
Hi Mona, thanks for sharing this, I am glad you had such an enjoyable vacation, and now it will be nice to get back to work again.
It takes a while to get back into the swing of things, but I have every confidence by the end of today, you'll be there. So glad you had such a wonderful vacation.............thanks for taking us along with you too.
Good morning Mona. I chuckled as I read this because I am in the same place. Going away is wonderful but there are always the strings that pull you home. In my case my pups, my wish to complete my home purchase are but two. I wish friends in and out of the Rain and the the day to day predictability. Always good to take a few more days than you plan to decompress and get with the program.
Ahhh Will, but you often take those 6 day breaks...you are probably used to getting in the swing of things! Wonder what Belinda would say about it, lol.
Karen Anne, thanks. I think you are right, I'm like the scarecrow...there's little bits of me all over. I appreciate the suggest and would love to hear how others get back to so called normal life.
Winston, about the only habit I adhere to regularly is blogging. I like to do that very early and very late. Leslie and the Office Manager will attest to the fact that there is very little else routine in my life.
Bob, yes indeed. I hope my mother wants to go see the Shakespeare plays again next year. It will be even more fun already knowing how to get there and how to get around.
Roger, I'm always glad for your company. I'll bet you'd have enjoyed coming in person and squiring two fine ladies around!
Sheila, a few more decompression days would have been nice. I think Leslie could use them too, she worked really hard holding everything together here.
Hi Mona-to me balance=sanity. I love working and I love my off time. It is so important to be able to function well in all aspects of your life. Have an awesome weekend!
Marco thanks. If I'd had more time in Florida I would have driven over to Miami and invited you for coffee.
Your trip looked amazing!
We're just back from a week away and in the restoring balance mode as well. Looking at these mountains all lush and green makes it easier.
Routine? you're making that up, we can't have a "routine" in this job. LOL Now if you'd said back to your regularly controlled chaos, I could identify with that.
Hi Pat, welcome back to you! You are right, this is a great place to come home to.
Hello Tammy, regularly controlled chaos is a better description. I was making it up. lol
Moca, I'm so glad you had a chance to take a break. I'm afraid my breaks have to wait till after September when business has calmed down a bit. Will is taking a much needed vacation June 1st to Ohio to spend a week with his daughter and 4 grandkids. I have to take lots of vitamins to have energy to cover everything while he is gone. Its all good. At least we are all busy now! Yippee.
Belinda, nothing is better than having a partner you can depend on! Take those vitamins, drink lots of water and eat your veggies. You are a young woman and you'll get through it just fine.
Mona,
I haven't taken much time off. I am glad you had a great two week vacation with family and I am sure you are glad to be home. There really is nothing like home, is there?
Patty, this was the first time in many years that I was able to do this. If Leslie hadn't given so generously of her time it wouldn't have happened. Thank you for your kind note.
Allen, thanks. It's always good to see you too.
I'd say it takes several days after you get back to be back in schedule. But, if you're lucky, it takes even longer. The idea is to hold onto that refreshed feeling as long as you can. I just went through something similar without blogging for about 5 days and I missed it too, but it's alright, AR is still here and now, I am too.
Jill, a mini break from everything just seems to make sense. You're right, its still here.