Best laid plans

[vaneramos]

Sunday afternoon: a field north of Guelph


I've been slightly groggy in the mornings from taking mirtazapine (Remeron) the night before. I didn't have that problem for the first six months, but now I do. With the increased daylight, I'm waking earlier. So, as Dr. J. suggested, I'm taking the pill earlier in the evening: 10 p.m. instead of midnight. So I'm getting drowsy and going to bed closer to midnight than 2. We'll see how it works. My mood has been marginal the past two days, but not as bad as earlier in the week, so I hopefully the trend that started on Wednesday will continue.

In a few minutes I'm catching the bus to Toronto for the weekend. I'll be visiting Darrell balunbustingbea tonight and Saturday, then heading over to Danny and Bill's for dinner on Sunday.

An Anne Murray song I'm learning for next Saturday:

It's a long hard road to travel,
Yes I know what it's like when you lose your way.
When the best laid plans unravel,
That's when you've got to believe.
Let there be love,
Let there be light,
Let there be hope in the dark of the night.
For every heart that's lying in wait,
Let there be love.

Comments

[apel.livejournal.com]

I love open landscapes like that one. There's room to breathe in them.

[vaneramos.livejournal.com]

I was drawn to the open horizon, too. The part of Ontario where I grew up is so flat that that horizon is cluttered and smudged with distant trees. The terrain in this photo has just enough of a roll to it that it meets the sky!