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December 16, 2005
A tough month
I realize that my bloggin has slowed a bit in the last few weeks. But there were reasons (there always are). For one thing, I was out of the country on what turned out to be a tough trip from which I am only now sort of getting myself sorted out.
The holidays are coming (has Hannukah already gotten going?). This Christmas should be a quiet time for the wife and I. I am looking forward to a low-key day followed shortly by the arrival of my parents for a visit that will span a few days on either side of New Year's Eve. And then a new year begins...
Somehow, despite the good things that have happened this year, I am left feeling a bit depressed and possessed of perhaps a touch of foreboding about the coming year. I don't know why.
Posted by dag at December 16, 2005 10:54 AM
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I have to say, I miss the crazy travel opportunities, but it always took me twice as long as I was away (max = 2 weeks) to adjust to normal life.
Posted by: justin at December 16, 2005 3:47 PM
Welcome back, my man! Actually Hannukah is really late this year. It starts AFTER christmas. I know the sense of depression of which you speak, and I will soon have something up on my own weblog that will hopefully add some cheer.
Posted by: The Good Rabbi at December 17, 2005 1:02 PM
Justin,
That is so true. And as I get older, that old "recovery ratio" is getting worse and worse.
Happy holidays out there in Cali.
You too, rebbe.
Posted by: dag at December 19, 2005 8:28 PM