Hectic

Upon writing the title to this blog I decided to be philosophical, I looked up the definition of 'hectic' and I was returned with this: feverish: marked by intense agitation or emotion; worked at a feverish pace. So it would be reasonable to say that feverish is the synonym to hectic. There I embarked to define feverish and rendered this result: having or affected by a fever. So I became confused. If A infers B, B infers C then A should infer C, but wait...that doesn't make sense. So I stopped.

Now to the real post, this week has been in so far the most hectic week of the semester if not the year. Week 5 of uni, a backlog of study to be done that rivals the length of the Great Wall, the Sunday School play is up for show this Sunday and props must be finalised. As conventionally done, I'm the interpretor for the principal during the service when its Sunday School Sunday and his report rocked up to my email inbox this morning.

The flu season has taken its toll, the paralegal today fell victim as the 4th casualty of our firm. Me being the only member left yet to be plagued steps up to take two jobs for the week, court documents to be drafted for 4 clients, 2 sets of disclosure to be copied and sent to the Defence, whole weeks worth of filing and a tired mind.

A few new contacts that may add to the continously dormant fellowship need to be contacted and encouraged, both done today. Doubtless it gave an extra edge of confidence to my commitment in ministry. However more headaches come the way of chasing up and getting attendance finalised for camp and Youth Alive from people at uni and other branches of society.

Karl just tells me he's going away in 5 days, duty calls to fare him well. Obliged to organise something. URGENTLY.

Housekeeping matters continuously trek the back of my mind. Rainwater tank rebates, Father's Day gifts, auto insurance...

What helps now is that trick monkey magic uses, he pulls a strand of hair from his body, blows into it and POOF! 72 more monkies start the job.

A restless mind, out~/