Getting there

Work is getting more interesting - I'm creating, and the changes in the department and our team mean that I have a possibility to affect the future processes and therefore my future work. That gives me satisfaction - sometimes it's nice to hang your brain on the hook and do some manual crunching, but for me the real satisfaction comes from innovation.

Anyway, we're getting the day off tomorrow as it's Remembrance Day - BC is one of only two provinces in Canada that has 11th of 11th as a public holiday. Not that I'm complaining, some time off is definitely welcome - I might even manage to do some shopping I've been promising myself. It's not that I don't want to do it, it's just that since the yoga challenge I just haven't been able to gather enough strength to do anything else but rest. Three day weekend should be enough to get proper rest.

Or I don't know if it's really about rest at this point - it might be just laziness. The thing is, most of the time it's raining outside and it comes down to how much I really want to get out, and unless it's about food that chances are not that much.

Next week is going to be short week again - as on Friday I'll finally start my yoga teacher training. I've been going easy on my body after the challenge, but now it's time to start gearing up again. Apparently there are going to be about 15 people on the course - and yesterday I found out that Sue, one of my yoga buddies, is going to take it too which is fantastic. I've got my time table, I've got lots of enthusiasm and I'm all set to go.

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