I'm the person with at least five books on the nightstand and one on audio in the queue. What I pick up depends entirely on my mood (and what I'm needing) — and it only takes reading a few sentences back to catch the thread, or rewinding a minute to find where the author was headed.
Audio — Kathryn Stockett, The Calamity Club
Pod Casts — How to Decorate by Ballard Design
Book - I'm in the Libby que for a couple of Jennifer Egan books
Well, I've gone from avoiding what needs to be done in the house to downright obsessing and overanalyzing.
Which creates an issue - avoidance due to too much information.
Funny how that works.
Someone asked me today whether getting outwardly angry is ever okay in professional relationships. Truth is, I don’t know.
What I do know: no matter the relationship, walking into a conversation carrying anger rarely goes well. The anger is what gets remembered — and the message I actually wanted to convey never gets heard.
Anger is a useful emotion. And I can see how both ends of the spectrum — too much and not enough — carry their own burdens.
Still turning this one over.
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