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Renee Bray

Renee Bray

Renee is a visual artist and writer. She writes poetry, prose, and songs. Some of her poetry and non-fiction works were published in anthologies.

Time for Activities

2 min readJul 2, 2024
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on the Boat leaving Governor’s Island (photo)
on the Boat leaving Governor’s Island (photo)

Last week was hectic. I attended a convention last weekend. I’ve been flushed with worries and been unable to keep up with some of my activities. I forgot to write a blog. Later that week when I remembered I felt the need to be alone, so I went to Governor’s Island on Friday.

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A phone call from one of my cousins on Friday made me reconsider my priorities. She asked if I was going to visit her in North Carolina. My excuse was that I just started a part-time job. I need to organize and schedule my activities. Even though, ADHD can make time management very difficult. I don’t want to miss important things because I was late or I forgot. I need a job to pay for expenses for my home and business, but I don’t want to be an excuse for why I’m not doing things that are important to me.

I feel at this point I’m squeezing it all, and everything is not fitting in. I feel overwhelmed. I also feel frustrated, I thought some things would be taken care of before I started work. Some things are getting things this week and last week, but expenses are piling up at the same time. I actually need to ask for a few extra hours. I don’t know how I will schedule my activities if I do.

Today I write my blog, next week I hope to fill you in on more details about Governor’s Island and my progress towards time management. Stay safe and well. Thank you for reading my blog.

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Renee Bray
Renee Bray

Written by Renee Bray

Renee is a visual artist and writer. She writes poetry, prose, and songs. Some of her poetry and non-fiction works were published in anthologies.