Stop. Spooky time.

Well, this Halloween has been a bit of a bust. We bought pumpkins to carve, but never got around to it. We decorated, but the cat pissed on the couch a couple of weeks ago, so we never really got around to putting the living room back in order. I stayed home sick today. My glands are all weird and sore, and my face has caught the plauge again. Double-whammy cold sores- I look like a vampire who’s bitten her own lip. At least I haven’t had an outbreak of cystic acne lately.

I’m tired and grumpy and have a million things to do. But I’m so fatigued I can’t really do much of any of it. I did work on my songs for Creative Sugar (performing on Saturday), though, so at least I accomplished something, even if I did stay in my pajamas all day.

Grump, grump, grump. Halloween is my favorite holiday, but this year I’m just not up to it.* I think trying to do three classes this semester was a big mistake. I’m feeling rather down about the whole thing, and am really quite miserable. I’m sure it’ll be fine in the end, but slogging through it isn’t much of a picnic, that’s for certain.

Right. Off to bed, then.

*I did have a good time at the Greenfield party this past weekend, however. We went as Wayne Campbell and Garth Algar. No photos, however.

3rd Annual Creative Sugar Benefit Variety Show

Saturday November 4th, 8PM
at the First Unitarian Church, 71 Eighth Street, New Bedford, MA

Admission is ten dollars with proceeds to benefit the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. This year’s show consists of a one-act play, “Waiting for the Joe,” and a variety show featuring poetry, music, dance, and more from local artists. (Psst. I’ll be performing.)
Refreshments will be available. We will also be featuring handmade jewelry from local artisans Tenacious Lilly, who will also be donating half the purchase price from their “Slice-of-Life” items.

Find directions here.

Life is Good Productions