I love the buzzword, although for me it is technically inaccurate. I am taking a couple of weeks off — a much needed break from the grind — for what I like to call Fourteen Sundays of Solitude. No plans, no agenda, just simple objectives that do not have to necessarily be obtained. And, I am never quite that alone, nor do I want to be.
It is chance to escape technology (yeah, right, as I pound this electronic diary entry on my dreamy workstation — sigh), do a lot of personal reflecting, and enjoy my time on the surface of this planet. Exploring where am I? What am I doing? Where am I going? What can I expect from this current path and is a course correction warranted to help make my goals obtainable?
The fun part will be the usual with a hopeful mix of surprises. Golfing, perhaps a trip to a casino, fine dining, idle hours in the book stores, entertaining hours with the summer movie hits, cleaning and reorganizing my play areas, and as much intimacy I can muster with my life partner.







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