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Sunday, December 4, 2016
Hiatus
I'm need a break. Not just from blogging, but from a lot of things. I'll still get a chance to read yours, but I need to refresh my mind. I am aware that this is a difficult time of year for many people other than myself and we all have our reasons. I may need just a few weeks or maybe a little more, but I will be back. After the solstice my attitude will brighten, the days will lengthen, and I will no longer let the bastards get me down.
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*In my best German accent*
ReplyDeleteI'll be here, waiting. Hope your break is a peaceful, restful break!
Everyone deserves a break now and then, as long as you're as good as your word that "I'll be back."
ReplyDeleteTake all the time you need.
ReplyDeleteSome days life gets overwhelming.
Hugs.
Having just come through a very tough week, at the beginning of my worst month every year, I completely understand. Take care of yourself. The light will return soon!
ReplyDeleteI hear you; I am in the same mindframe.
ReplyDeletetake time for yourself; we will be here when you choose to return.
take care and {{{{{hugs}}}}}!
It's difficult when the b@$+@&)$ are the ones who are in control... or soon will be.
ReplyDeleteI hope your break helps. Perhaps I will take a four-year break...
I can totally relate, Jono. Enjoy your break hope you have a very merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteHey Jono, have a good hiatus. Return to us soon refreshed and rejuvenated!
ReplyDeleteIllegitimi nil carborundum. Enjoy your break, and I hope that you get to do the things that bring you peace and satisfaction.
ReplyDeleteMy recent break helped me. I hope yours brings you peace.
ReplyDeleteLove,
Janie
Hang in there buddy…
ReplyDeletedo what's best for you...love you little buddy
ReplyDeleteAfter the solstice? Are you a follower of the druidic religion? Anyway, I'm glad you know exactly when your batteries will be recharged.
ReplyDeleteTake the time you need. We will be here when you come back.
ReplyDeleteYou'll be missed, but these things must be looked after. Hope you have a restful break. We'll be here when you get back. Have a wonderful Christmas, Jono.
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone!
ReplyDeleteI'm a follower of the Druidic path, and oh boy, do I light a whopper of a fire on solstice! Here in the east it gets dark at 4:30 on a cloudy day. I feel like Ebenezer Scrooge.
ReplyDeleteTake good care of yourself, Jono, and I totally comprehend! Sending you warm hugs and much love, and I hope that my blog posts will help to cheer you some.
ReplyDeleteNOOO! If we have to keep getting up in the morning, you do too!
ReplyDeleteAll right, I rescind that. I have been having trouble getting up in the morning. Especially after that middle-of-the-night three-hour lacuna when reality washes over me. Hugs buddy.
I know the feeling. Much more fun reading than writing sometimes.
ReplyDeleteKeep your eye on the solsice, it means change. (knus)
ReplyDeleteTake gentle care, Jono.
ReplyDeleteYou've been a good friend.
Virtual hugs.
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ReplyDeleteI get this. Right there with you, Jono. May you and yours have a lovely and spiritually/mentally/emotionally rejuvenating season.
ReplyDeleteWhat a terrific bunch of humans. For those of another species, I love you, too!
ReplyDeleteA break can be a good thing. Sometimes we all need to disconnect.
ReplyDeletebest
the Ol'Buzzard
I just discover you and you are on break! Ah well. May the solstice come soon for us all!
ReplyDeleteSoon, Ms. Moon, very soon.
ReplyDeleteI know exactly how you feel. The start of winter and the expectations of Christmas bring a difficult time for me too. I just didn't blog for two weeks, just couldn't energize myself. I'll be glad to see you back when this is over.
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to your return, my blogging friend!
ReplyDeleteDear Jono,
ReplyDeleteI hope your break is helping. Sometimes breaks are good, and sometimes we have to carry on as if. As if things are okay, as if it's not dark, as if we aren't getting old, as if the bastards aren't there waiting, knife and fork in hand, for our pillow. (Wait, I think I mixed that metaphor. But you get my point.)
Enjoy your break! May the solstice work its magic on you. NEVER let 'em get you down!
ReplyDeletehope and i am sure you will be back soon with lots of positive energy and enthusiasm !
ReplyDeletewishing you a HAPPY ,PEACEFUL break !
take good care of yourself and stay happy .
Have Blessed Christmas ahead .
wishing you a wonderful and BLESSED new year friend!
ReplyDeleteSee you next year!
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