pASSing the time

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I’ve been trying to catch up on reading this weekend. I cut way back on my blog participation in February because my work schedule was crammed full in preparation for my planned vacation (which I wound up being unable to take), and since What I Do For A Living is ‘essential’… Well, unlike many of you who are stuck in or are working at/from home, I have made the choice (it’s an obligation, really; I’m not really wired for Put Myself First and people really need my services) – despite my planned time off – to go back to work.

And work… While I truly enjoy what I do… Right now, especially with the limited modality that’s available with which to perform my work… It’s ex.haust.ing.

Because of the exhaustion factor, I haven’t had a lot of time (or energy, during my ‘down’ time) to devote to blogging.**

So this weekend, to pass the time (time off — I have two full days off!), I’ve been catching up.

For those of you who have been posting about your new work-from-home life and/or sharing uplifting things during this time: I salute you.

For those of you in need of some relief from your new work-from-home schedule and/or who need some uplifting entertainment, these are for you:

A Century And A Second: a free short story by Christopher Fowler

FemDom Guided Meditation: audio from Sharyn Ferns

Bloggers discuss their favorite fiction (pick a link, any link!): May More’s Book Matters meme – week one

Ze Frank entertains, as always: Freaky Nudibranchs

And, in the spirit of Neil Diamond’s recent re-imagining of Sweet Caroline for the coronapocalypse: 500 Miles (the Proclaimers) (but not)

And, of course, if you want a bit more ‘ass’ in pASSing the time…

Click the lips.

There are bound to be a few found there. 😉

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Sinful Sunday

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**My A-to-Z project is still very much ON though (it’s about all I’ve had time to work on), so I’m really hoping you’ll join me for a bit of alphabetical blogging next month. (And if you are planning to participate and haven’t yet let me know: Please do so!)

14 thoughts on “pASSing the time

  1. Ferns

    Thank you for the mention, and thank you also for the essential work you are doing. I have no idea what it is, but every single one of the hard working people keeping everything running is amazing <3.

    Ferns

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    1. Mrs Fever Post author

      I wear a lot of hats, honestly. Right now I primarily provide equity in and access to emergency and communications services for people with disabilities. It’s always a demanding (though rewarding) job; right now more so than usual. (Obviously.)

      I’m a very tiny cog in a very huge wheel, but I’m very glad that the wheel is still turning. 🙂

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    1. Mrs Fever Post author

      Yay! Thank you for letting me know. The master list is long and daunting (like 500+) so I am going to include a link list in my own posts for readers so they can find fellow community members who are participating. 🙂

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  2. fondles

    oh thanks to your puffin post i am now HOOKED on zefrank’s channel!

    And i’ve told some friends. THey’re hooked too 😀

    THank you THank you Thank you!!

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  3. Sir Thomas

    I too have decided to give the A to Z Challenge a go for the first time. Unfortunately life doesn’t really give me regular private time daily to write. So am writing some posts in advance and cheating a bit with some multi-letter posts. My current plan is for about 20 posts. Wish me luck.

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    1. Mrs Fever Post author

      I am writing multi-letter posts this year too, and I always work ahead! It’s not cheating. 🙂

      I will be by to visit during.your alphabetical endeavors. 🙂

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  4. Bee

    18 months of planning and our holiday has vanished too, clearly it’s perfectly understandable but that doesn’t mean I like it! I like sitting within the same four walls even less!

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    1. Mrs Fever Post author

      I feel for you. And I totally get it — I can accept it, but it’s not a joyful acceptance.

      I’m sorry your plans were cancelled. Hope you are well.

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  5. Marie Rebelle

    It’s a BUMmer your holiday can’t go on and I think I would’ve returned to work too, was it not that I am one of the work-from-home people at the moment. My job is not what is seen as essential, except for our company to keep on making money… keep safe, Feve!

    Rebel xox

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