0 A Bit of Melodrama

Sorry.

I'm feeling really frustrated.

Easily distracted.

Unable to concentrate.

I'm not entirely sure what it is.

It could be that our on-the-go traveling the past few months

has me more exhausted than I realize.

It could be that our upcoming move's where/when/etc.

has me stressed emotionally, logistically, financially.

(because it does)

Oh- sidenote- our house in Idaho got new renters- yay!

It could be because I've got a lot of regular-life things that need taken care of-

and I'm trying to work as much as possible,

so we can continue our on-the-go traveling 

and still be financially prepared for the upcoming move.

I'm not sure. 

On top of all of those,

I've got that whole

why-can't-winter-just-be-over-I'm-ready-for-spring

restlessness.

I'm so tired of layers.  

I'm ready for sundresses.

In the good news bin,

the lambs are being born.

They're cute, and tiny, and oh-so-adorable.

And I'm going to photograph some.

As many as possible.

Unfortunately, the blue skies we had Friday

(the day I was exhausted from traveling home from Bulgaria,

and had all those things you have to do when you've been away for a week to do)

have disappeared behind the bleak white-cloud sky.  

Right now we've got two more trips planned-

two doozy-of-a-trip trips.

In a couple of months we're headed to 

Amsterdam-Keukenhof-The Hague-Brussels

over 8 days.

In the summer we're planning two weeks for

Madrid-Seville-Gibraltar-Cadiz-Lisbon.

Oh, and I'm contemplating a short solo-trip to Belfast in May-

unless I can talk one of my friends into going with me.

In between that and regular life, 

we've still got A LOT of England to see-

the majority of the South, 

and still some of the North.

Oh- Wales, too.

I've got some festivals to attend as well-

of course!

I also want to go back to the Isle of Mull

and see Staffa and Iona, since we couldn't last time we were there.

Plus I NEED my "goodbye week" in Moray-

I can't leave this island without seeing the most beautiful part again.

This is actually in Perthshire, in the Southern Highlands,

but it should still give you an idea.

Gorgeous.