Cowabunga!

When I was a team leader in my past life (as a corporate recruiter) I would occasionally have to sit down with a colleague and help them focus.  "What's the problem?" I'd ask? "Oh my gosh, I have a million phone calls to return, 2 million things to set up, I'm not sure which of my candidates is going to get an offer, so and so is mad at me, and I feel like my head is going to explode." she said.
"So, what's the problem?" say I.  Deafening silence and incredulous look from said colleague.

I reminded them if you feel like you are skiing down the mountain with no poles, it's probably because you are about to take a big leap forward. 

Today I am 

Tagging and inventorying 162 items I took out of a house on a house call

Trying to make plans to actually watch the NCAA tourney

Putting a second coat of finish on a table top

Needing a better way to organize our Client Wish List

Working the numbers for a corporate art deal

Being sad for me & happy for her that Cathy is retiring from her jewelry business

Still cleaning up after the Food & Beverage Show for Bob's Best

Regretting NOT working on my art +sigh+

Sneaking breaks to read Malcolm Gladwell's "The Tipping Point"

Trying to book consignors

Needing to thank Anna for painting that table

Wondering if it is going to snow again

Wondering if I need to go back to the doctor after falling down the stairs

Stacking up bills to pay

Not calling my mother back

Not cleaning the shop

Trying to slog through my email

Dragging the laundry downstairs wondering why it is not cleaning itself

Wishing I could repave the parking lot (the winter has been brutal!)

Excited that I have leads to call for Bob

Wondering what are in those bins in the shop basement

Wondering what are in those bins in my studio

Wishing I was rearranging the furniture

Loving that I am never bored