Plans for the weekend

Unlike usual, I mean, normal, I've been incredibly busy lately. On the one hand, it's fun, but honestly, I have to admit that being out and about all the time is tiring. So, I'm really looking forward to the end of the month. Volunteering is fun, but it can also be life-threatening, and that's probably why it's becoming increasingly difficult to find volunteers. Sometimes I see things and say, "That could be better, I could have done that in a flash," but then I balk because I don't see it as my job to save the world. In that respect, it's also questionable whether the world can be saved. I personally don't think so.
Over the past few months, I've been able to peek behind the scenes at various organizations, and that's given me a wealth of experience. It also makes me think, "Thank goodness, that's no longer my job," but also, "What are you so worried about?"
It's strange how things can turn out completely differently than I expected a few months ago. I thought I'd be able to sleep more and drift off into wonderful dreams, unwinding, but that will have to wait until winter arrives and I can start my hibernation again. Honestly, I'm looking forward to it, and as far as I'm concerned, it can last a few years or forever.
As enjoyable as it can be, it's exhausting to always be around people, helping them, and brightening their days. Of course, that's energizing at the time, and I have all sorts of plans for what I'll do once I get home. But often, nothing comes of it. When it comes down to it, the days, even the excruciatingly slow ones, are far too short, at least if you also want a few hours of sleep.

Plans for the weekend?
I haven't been used to making plans in years, and I've definitely written about it before. Tomorrow (Saturday), I do have plans: a double workshop I'll be giving on the theme of giving used goods a second life. I think that's a nice initiative for the holidays. Relaxing crafting with a group and making gifts at the same time (and, of course, no mess in your own house). Those workshops weren't planned, by the way, but that's also a service I offer to a foundation that promised no fewer than 12 workshops and received a subsidy for them, yet... didn't offer a single one this year. With a little luck and a bit of ingenuity, I can still manage six more this year, and then my volunteer work will be over. Then it's back to the quiet weeks and weekends when everyone forgets me and I can have a perpetual pajama day. I'm looking forward to it.

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