Downshifting

Before I talk about where I’ve been for the past three weeks, let me begin with where I am right now. I’m at home. Sitting at my desk. With my feet up. Well, with one foot up. My right foot. That’s the one that is currently bandaged and swollen after being sprained this past week playing volleyball. Meh.

It could have been worse. The last time this happened, I was wrapped in a cast and was forced to hobble around with crutches in excruciating pain for nearly two months. That sucked! No, this is what I have self-diagnosed as a minor sprain. I can’t exactly walk on it but, knowing from personal experience what a bad sprain feels like, I’d say I’ll be out of action for a week to ten days. What a good excuse to work from home!

This will be a welcome change of pace, to tell you the truth. Life has been buzzing by in overdrive recently (hence the lack of recent blog entries). First my dad came to visit and stayed with us for two weeks. I finished recording voices for a long-running cartoon series. I started voicing a new cartoon series. I helped write the scripts for and acted in a series of short marketing videos for HP. I was on Catalan TV. And I had a week consisting of intensive 10-hour meetings everyday with our worldwide HP large format marketing department to plan the communications strategy for the upcoming year. Oh, and I also had a family to take care of. Maybe I’ll write about some of these things in more detail in the days to come. But just look at how absolutely insane life was for a while there:

5 thoughts on “Downshifting

  1. The horn playing by you all had me in stiches. The boy has a little bit more to go. Emily has it down. Get the girl a horn. She’s a natural.

  2. I think it’s called chillaxing now. Or that could be way old, as I’m just re-entering life with others…cute video, though the freeze frame of “Showercap Head” is a bit sinsiter….get well soon.

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