By gcattarin on 10/24/2008 5:32 PM

When last I wrote, I was in limbo.  I wanted answers.  I knew I probably wouldn’t like the answer.  Well, I got the answer.  And I don’t like it, though it is exactly what I expected.  And the cure is also exactly what I expected.  Would I rather go back to L Read More »

By gcattarin on 10/20/2008 5:30 PM

Living in limbo stinks.  We all want resolution, no matter what the issue.  Usually we’d rather have any resolution, even one that’s not optimal, rather than the nothingness of not knowing.  Of course, once we get a resolution that spells bad news, we change our tune and say that it was better when at least we’d had hope.  Such is the twisted logic of the mind.

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By gcattarin on 10/13/2008 5:29 PM

It’s been an interesting week.  The human body is an amazing device in its capability to repair damage.  And the human psyche is even more interesting.  Watching how people react to situations out of their ordinary envelope makes for interesting study.

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By gcattarin on 10/9/2008 5:28 PM

The scabs are starting to come off.  But there’s other damage, both physical and emotional.  On the results page, my run of the 27^th annual Wineglass Marathon from Bath to Read More »

By gcattarin on 10/4/2008 5:23 PM

In 24 hours and 15 minutes the gun will sound and we’ll start our Wineglass odyssey from Bath to Corning NY.  I’m hoping it will be just a few d Read More »

By gcattarin on 10/1/2008 5:18 PM

Today was a day for closing circles and saying goodbye.  My family buried my grandmother today, a sad occasion of course, though somewhat less so as it meant her release from the terrible grip of Alzheimer’s.  But the trip felt like much more than just saying goodbye to a loved one.  I said goodbye to and closed the circle on a big part of my life as well.

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