I have spent almost an entire week offline … you know … in Real World. I felt completely out of touch. I was a stranger in a strange land. I am exhausted from a week of interacting with flesh and blood.
I managed to reply briefly to comments on my blog, and say thank you to birthday wishes on Facebook, but that’s about it. Does Twitter still exist?
Many of you have posted at least once on your blogs this week, so I’ll have to get caught up on those. I managed to squeak out one post during that week (not counting the brief one to let you know why I was absent) and that’s the total of my writing for the week.
During this odd time, we visited the mountains. It was a beautiful sunny, near sixty degrees, autumn day when we arrived. An hour later, the clouds had settled on the ground and the temperature had dropped to forty-four degrees. We shivered through a winter picnic. We drove home through rain and then back to sunny warmth. Who says California doesn’t have seasons?
This afternoon, I’m back at my keyboard and feeling almost normal. It will take awhile for my brain to get back fully in gear and then I’ll write a real blog post … something about writing. Yeah … I remember writing.
Linda Cassidy Lewis 
california does
have glorious seasons, yes!
no one else believes….:)
I am a big fan of the world ‘out there!’ and am happy You had what sounds to me to have been a nice adventure.
Welcome back and Namaste!
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Thank you. I like your new costumed image.
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Sounds wonderful. It’s nice to get away from the wired world. And even writing needs a break from time to time. 😉
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Yes, but my brain gets fuzzy if I stop writing for too long.
It’s been enough time off, for me, that I can’t remember the order of events in part of the last section, so I’m doing another read through today.
Also, I wrote one day, either here or in a comment on someone else’s blog, that I felt I had written something out of character and now I think I know what it was.
I’m glad to have order restored in my routine.
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Welcome back to the real writing world.
Indeed, Tricia. For better or worse!
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Sometimes when I’m out of the loop. I almost feel like I do returning from a vacation – I’m not sure I want to go back. I miss it, but I don’t miss the commitment and the spent time.
It doesn’t sound like you experienced that at all. I’m impressed.
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No, I didn’t. This blog is what keeps me out of my cave … well, near the opening at least.
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Wow, I don’t even know if I could interact socially with flesh and blood it’s been so long. Once again, I’m impressed. 🙂
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DarcKnyt, it’s a scary thing. I just hope I recover in time for the holidays, after which I’ll be so “out there” who knows what I’ll post here.
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