Regular readers know that as the days grow longer, my brain becomes overstimulated by the excess of daylight, and it becomes increasingly difficult for me to slow down, relax and even sleep. Well, this year I’m putting it to good use by plowing ahead on the bathhouse project, as you can see in my new regular Friday feature on it. I’m also working on editing the essays for Ask Maggie, Volume I, and hoping to get it out in July; plus I’m still doing activist stuff, like appearing on Thaddeus Russell’s Renegade University Live tonight. Tomorrow or Thursday I’m briefly returning to Seattle for my hair & nail appointments on Saturday, then on Sunday I’ll return to Sunset; before much longer I should also resume traveling, when the clients who have inquired about visits get their schedules straight. It’ll be a while before I can relax again, and I can never do it as effectively as these critters can. But if I’m going to be hyperactive, at least I’m getting things done!
Diary #520
June 16, 2020 by Maggie McNeill
Posted in Diary | Tagged Ask Maggie, psychology, Sunset, Washington (state) | 1 Comment
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