http://realtytimes.com/rtpages/20080813_overcome.htm
Dirk Zeller, in a Realty Times article, talks about how being sleep deprived by his son affects his performance and I found myself thinking about what all of my friends had to say very recently on the subject. Stephen has not been sleeping through the night, which means that I have been blogging at very odd hours... among other things. :-)
To quote Mr. Zeller, "I ultimately made the decision that I was not going to be the victim of circumstances or the victim of my feelings. I was going to be the creator of the outcome. I set a standard for myself and then lived up to that standard with my behavior. The interesting part was that my feelings came around once I created a little momentum..."
Hmm... Thant sounds like it could be a very useful idea to embrace. If you haven't already, I highly recommend you read his article by selecting the link above.
So, I am sifting through two hundred and seven new photographs while siting here wondering if I am on the right path to creating a little "positive momentum" with all of the angst I've been wading through lately. I do know I am looking forward to going on an eye candy hunt with the little minions in tow this week. Play dates are always interesting. Food dates even better. Noah is enjoying the last day of summer school today before he is officially on vacation. Should be interesting to see what the little minion comes up with while on Nikon duty with his Mama.
I do know that telescope duty has been mad fun. We usually put it on the deck at Joe's house in Pawling and hunt for stars together. Sometimes, Noah even aims it through the back door to observe the wild life. He has a thing for the swans, and deer are always a treat. We won't even talk about how they are forever chasing the geese. Here's a little eye candy of that favorite activity in progress. More to follow as we wander through our three week vacation together... Who knows where we may turn up. Maybe even on your doorstep.
Enjoy your day. Regards, C.
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