What a hell of a week.
Both in the good ("helluva guy") and bad ("the seething hell of a modern existence") sense.
Mom, Herm and boy-Herm were all here this weekend--a fine, if occasionally weepily outbursting, time was had by all. We stayed up late playing Taboo (gem of the evening: "Blank is the best blank.") and Uno (Draw four, sucka!), footled around with a variety of NYT crosswords and Sudoku puzzles (if I hear someone call it "soo-doo-koo" one more time, I will not be held responsible for my behavior), put together a draft of Uncle Pete's obituary, ate a scrumptious lunch at Dolce Vita, ate a scrumptious lunch at Pablo's, and had a delightful dinner at home (Brussels sprout-mushroom-cheddar pasta; actually quite good).
But for some unfathomable reason, Life does not put itself on hold for Death. So here I am, one week later, dealing with a slew of missed deadlines, looming deadlines, gigantic-but-possibly-lucrative projects and all those little piddly things like bank jaunts and postage and utility bills that fill up the day like so much air in a potato chip bag.
Really, there is not much to say. But I could not resist the opportunity to bemoan my fate briefly before diving back into the fray.
Oh, there is this:
Best. Personality test. Ever.
I'm a
What are you?
Hey beautiful sending you energy and my good thoughts and my new mantra Always live life with a purpose I know you will get it. Much Hugs Wanda
Posted by: Wanda E. Santiago | April 13, 2006 at 10:18 PM
And I am a...Considerate Creator. Kind of like the Man upstairs. I think that means I'm like you, only less so.
XO
Posted by: Herm | April 14, 2006 at 11:26 AM
I'm glad you had a good time with your family working through your dear uncle's death.
Sorry about the looming deadlines.
Posted by: Mimi | April 14, 2006 at 02:38 PM
A 'Benevolent Artchitect'
This was a gas! The most fun I've had since the
Myers Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI)..and pleasantly less Jungian.
Posted by: stephanie thiel | April 15, 2006 at 03:43 PM
Cool! I am a Considerate Director. I don't like the sound of that much but the description is very accurate.
Posted by: Laura | April 15, 2006 at 04:36 PM