Has anyone ever apologized to you for not getting back in touch or for being frazzled and followed it up with this statement "I'm sorry it has just been crazy!"
I'm sure you have heard it and a good majority of us have said it. I know I have, but what does it really mean.
Well, here are some of my best attempts in understanding the "it has been crazy" statement:
- Life is coming at me so fast I only have time to keep pace with the things that have to be done in order for my family and I to survive.
- My family, friends, and/or I am really crazy and have kept some good drama going lately.
- Life is really dishing out some harsh events to me. They really are more than I can bear alone, but I do not want to be a burden to others so I have kept to myself.
- I have totally over obligated myself and now I have to rush to keep up with everything which means that I do not have time to stop for relational development.
- This is really a time of particular focus in my life so I need to submerge myself here for a while, but it isn't going to last forever.
I am sure this isn't an all inclusive list, but it probably put more detailed words to yours and my crazy than we care to admit. Life does come at lighting speed sometimes. I like to joke with my husband and say that is why we do interval training. It matches our life. Insane burst of obligation and change followed by recovery.
So here you are: It has been crazy around here lately. What I mean is we began running in so many directions that we tired ourselves out and got a little lost in our journey. We are doing a little back tracking to see what we need to undo, redo, or start to do. This process is "crazy" as well. We have obligations that have to continue and then other opportunities that we have to catch up with because we missed the right path a while ago. My crazy looks more like this:
house projects,
Cool Table camps and
teacher encouragement, treats for school, volunteering at school,
blogging, 3rd grade Social Studies, 2nd grade projects, making costumes, baking for neighborhood kids, home owner's association committee, and then in the middle of all that I have been blessed with the most amazing
study. Oh I forgot the things that make the day go around:
packing lunches, cooking dinner, cleaning the house, doing laundry, trying at some level to be a
friend to someone, being a
mother and a wife, and getting ready to host some family and friends which excites me more than anything.
In the middle of all that life there are dashes of crazy that could look like any of the above statements I shared. So what about you? Has it been crazy? If so, define it and see if you need to make some changes or maybe just give a friend or family member a little explanation.
Be blessed -
Shante
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