Take Care of You

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I am still shaken from an unexpected trip to Poland two weeks ago.  I haven’t been able to put things together.  I haven’t been able to snap into place.  I had a week to cover 14 years of my childhood there with my lens and I am burned out from all the imagery.  I think it’s perfect time for the Holidays, family, a trip to Aspen next week and knitting.  I will figure out what to do next soon, I’m sure.  For now, I just want to hear the clicking needles and loose myself in movies and sound, and cooking, and long, frosty walks.

Whenever I feel like this I have this tremendous impulse to get rid of everything I own.  Or at least to pair it down.  I look around my home and everything seems disposable.  And trust me it’s not.  I keep things around mostly so long as they are functional or could perhaps spark an idea or inspire something in the immediate future.  However, even that seems silly at the moment. But my Etsy store is back up and there is nothing like the world wanting something from you to keep you moving.