The last several weeks have been very hectic.
I spent the first week of October in Las Vegas for the packaging machinery exhibition. Vegas holds no interest for me. Lots of lights, noise, and glitz, but nothing of substance. No morals, either. Not my kind of place.
As soon as I returned home, we drove to Greenville to visit Ally and for Ally and Lori to attend the wedding of a friend’s daughter (congratulations Stephanie!) We drove back home on Monday, then on Thursday I, my dad, and another associate flew over to Greenville for a business conference at Bob Jones University. It was fantastic!
Since then I have been busy at work with meetings, programming, service, a service trip to Nashville, vendor meetings, and special events at church. Plus, the basketball season is underway, and Ben is playing on the varsity squad and Jon plays on both the elementary and JV teams. Nothing like a quick hour-long trip at bedtime to rescue a group of kids from a disabled bus.
Of course, there’s also the ongoing guilt about things such as straightening the garage (which hasn’t really been done since we moved in here 10 years ago), completing some music composition and arranging projects, catching up on reading, cataloging and transferring tapes and old records to CD, cleaning up computers, and updating the look of the website (should I start “tweeting” and including my Twitter feed on the site? I’m thinking about it).
So now that I’m done feeling sorry for not accomplishing anything, I’m going back to work. At home. Keeping a sick kid.
At least it’s quiet!
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