Spinning Heads

Sometimes I feel like that strange creature on Ghostbusters whose head spins around manically, eyes popping out like gooped-up marbles. I don’t like the feeling too much. My brain goes on strike. In fact, I start:

  1. having trouble making decisions
  2. REALLY losing things, as opposed to sort of losing things — this means I have no recollection whatsoever of that paper I had in my hands two seconds ago
  3. being bitchy and saying sh*t a lot more than I usually do
  4. feeling resentful
  5. feeling fat (what’s the connection? I don’t know, but such is life)
  6. being stymied about what on earth to tackle next
  7. re-writing my to-do list over and over again, in smaller writing, so I can make it at least look shorter

Then, I stop dead in my tracks. I decide, to hell with this, I’ve had it!

Usually, I have to just let everything drop and face the consequences the next day. It’s as if I’m on strike — I don’t really decide to do go on strike, it just happens.

I’m not quite at that point yet. I still have some crazed whirling to do, but I can see it looming, that breaking point when my whole body is screaming at me: IT CAN WAIT TILL TOMORROW!

I am taking some of my own medicine. It’s time to say enough is enough, I’m beat.

2 Responses to “Spinning Heads”

  1. Lara Says:

    It’s the crazed back to school thing that is getting to everyone! Why do kids need a new wardrobe when they go back to school?! It’s just another thing on our to-do lists.

  2. Deana Says:

    I do it too! I always beat myself up about weight when I’m tired or overstressed. My husband thinks I’m certifiable.

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