So finally recovering from my life the last few weeks, while yelling at my cat "though shalt not eat my fitbit!"    Yep, multitasking, it's what I do.  My husband and I have decided to move to the country, so we're looking for a place we can afford with elbow room from the neighbors, a game room, a craft space, and room for some farm critters.  Some place with character, but that won't entail major renovations (read that $$).  At the same time, we took the boys to Boston for a game convention and sight seeing, and visited family and did more sight seeing on the trip home.

 It was wonderful, and exhausting.  And our current house is still not clean.  I'm pretty sure no one wants to buy our dirty house.  They might want to if it were clean, but the cat's didn't clean it while we were gone.

I've also got a busy field season brewing at work, some big projects for me, an employee to supervise, and lots of fun stuff to do.  Still haven't had time to go fishing myself yet this month/year/...  My brain hurts just thinking about all the work to do, so I don't think about it at home.

This weekend, I still didn't clean the house, but went to a retreat for my people.  Josh has gamers, I have fiber/knitters/spinners and other crazy cat lady types.  It was wonderful, and overwhelming, and fun.

 I learned new things, learned how to do old things better, met new people, was inspired, over and over and over again, and I've got some ideas for what I might like to do for my retirement.  Twenty years out, got to plan for it!  So the small fiber farm plays a part, that will take time to build, but I'm also thinking some sort of artsy wearable art- fun, functional, warm, pretty.  MaggieKnits was there, what a character!  I liked the concepts of what she does, but I would do it in a different way.  And may someday, for fun, for my friends, for my people.  Maybe even for money to feed the critters.