usually i know it's time to get up and out of bed, because there a cacophony of children screaming noisily and excitedly across the street. it's the park slope day camp getting all the kids together in their respective groups before mounting modified school-buses with destinations fantastique.
this elevated noise level, almost always causes me to rise from a curious summer slumber at around 1pm, and i almost always am happy to realize that i've spent the better half of the day in dreamland.
the things that i've accomplished today are: sitting around in my sarong with nary a care, slicing and dicing up an entire seedless watermelon and placing the chunks into three large tupperware containers, almost finishing the writing portion of my artist's intent statement of why i want to go back to school, and watched the online video-stream of the first super-questioning session of judge sotomayor.
if i keep this up, i may even get something really awesome done by my bedtime tonight, which is usually around 3-4am.
tonight's homework:
whether you are spending your summer lounging/working from the comfort of home, or engaging the multiple universes out of doors, remember to take a five-minute break to breathe and remember why you're doing what you're doing, and how awesome it'll be once you can finish this task and move on to the next.
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