birdcage’d.

Feeling all cagey, as of late. I haven’t left Nashville in a long time – or rather, the only times I’ve left have been to go straight back to the 757 and rush around madly for a few days until I jump back in my car and drive another 12 hours back here. And I can’t leave until May. And frankly, that’s a discouraging thought. I think I have a typical case of spring fever – yes in February – and the past few weeks have been the kind of exhausting weeks that you really just want to close your eyes, go to sleep, and pretend never happened. There has been a bright spot, but I’m exhausting myself from thinking about it… and I’ll start destroying that too. I swear there is something wrong with me. Anyway, here’s to hoping I snap out of it. Life sure isn’t slowing down for me to drag along behind it wishing for things that can’t happen.

This post is to contrast the generally-lightharted atmosphere I tend to portray in my blogging. Also, it’s to tell you that somehow people find my blog by googling all of my friends’ full names.

2 Responses

  1. I’ve learned a few things about life not slowing down as of lately. Done a few things I’m not proud of but I’ve seen the things worth taking pride in and I am pursuing accordingly. Kind of jump-started my worldview the other night with a new outlook on life. Anyways, I was rocking some music from the 615 (Chris Thile) and felt compelled to say hello. Hope the cagey feeling goes away.

    Peace,
    Chris

  2. hope to see you smile.

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