*Finally*

A Personal Triumph!

It appears to have taken forever to get my internet sorted and *finally* working once again. Fingers crossed this time that I have got things fixed properly and I’m back to writing.

Apologies for being MIA over the last few weeks, I am perfectly clueless when it comes to technology and Imiss my lunch hour blogging, using the works PC & Net to get away with scribbling my generous mind vomit.

Seeing as the Campus where I work is set to remain closed for the rest of the term, I needed to get myself back online.

I would prefer to get myself back to work before I get too used to the life of a permanent crafter (which is expensive on the pocket at times) plus … I don’t really know what to do with everything I have made. However, if the college have decided that it isn’t safe to open our building I can also respect that and simply keep checking my emails daily for updates from the Principle.

My abuse of both Amazon and Etsy have become legendary and I appear to be surrounded by half finished craft projects, lazy cats and the majority of my neighbours have returned to work already. The nearby industural estate is thriving and this has become my go-to place for an emergency Bacon Butty when I get the mid-week munchies…

Change has been on my mind a lot in recent weeks, with thoughts of changing job or changing marina or changing country. All of which are nothing more than a fantasy. For even if I could face any of these changes, I would not know what to do. I don’t know what I would do as a career change. If I left this marina I would loose my garden area and all my beautiful feathered friends and I am not skilled or rich enough to move countries, plus, I have my three kitties…

So Change might be unrealistc in regards such huge lifestyle changes, so perhaps small steps are the best way to make a positive impact. First step was to sort out my interweb connection at home, this way I can return to writing and feel a little more like myself again.

Perhaps my desire for change is in actual fact a desire to return to normal (ish) and that this urge to be something else is simply a longing to return to the safety blanket of the mundane.

Currently, I’m content to be up and running once more and hopefully this time I wont be thwarted by technology… For I have the time to continue to write while my workplace remains closed, so unless I blast all my data on Crunchyroll, I should be able to post more nonsense more frequently.

It feels good to be writing again, even if it is just mindless pap!