Written yesterday, 10/10
What a few days. I am sitting outside Hamlin Park, waiting for Nick and Nolan to get off the bus and meet me for a quick visit before I have a tech rehearsal. I am performing in Octet, a structured improvisational piece by Ayako Kato next weekend. This is a throwback to my days as active dancer/performer. It feels familiar and bizarre at the same time. The dancing part is delightful, the missing my family part is really hard. Today I left the apartment at 6:40 am, and won’t be home until after 9 pm. This would have been a singular thing, but yesterday was open house at school, and I forgot to register to vote at our new address until last night. (I left a message at our new Alderman’s office about registering and he actually called me back. It was a welcome small town moment inside a huge metropolis. Two long days in a row and I am a bit of a mess; willing to have my family visit me at tech rehearsal for some cuddling and nursing. My regular day is about 10 hours (leaving at 6:45 am and getting home at 4:30 give or take a little. It is feeling SO long (non-stop at school, the only time I sit is in the closet pumping at lunch), and then dinner, bath, bed at home. I am really struggling with how to get enough of my sweet family.
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