My busy Sunday, which actually got busier is now over and I am able to sort of relax as I begin the 'work-week'.  I had planned on doing some home teaching sometime during Sunday and I did get one visit in.  But I had not remembered that there was this Seminary graduation scheduled Sunday night.  With Colton and Linzi involved we had to go.  That just helped fill up the day so I couldn't get into much trouble and finished of well what had been a pretty fulfilling day.  Add that to the temple on Saturday night and it made for something quite special.  All week I had been preparing for my lesson.  It seemed to go well and I have put it behind me figuring that it was very important to me at the time, but now the time has changed.  I do have a priesthood lesson this coming Sunday to prepare for, but yesterday's lesson did rate a little higher for  me because of the setting.  However, I will prepare just the same and hopefully enjoy similar results.  And now I will try to change my focus to 'work' and try to be productive with my time.  I just looked at the calendar for this week and see only Cortney's softball game tomorrow.  A blank schedule never turns out to be truly blank and I expect this week will be the same.  Stuff will show up and I will also endeavor to keep busy and productive.  When I think about it I remember just how many tasks that I could address with my time.  Makes me tired just thinking about it.  And when I really think about it I can find so much that I do not do that I should be doing.  There have been times when I felt like I had too much time, but not now.  I fail to use what I have the way that I should and I am trying to get better at that.  I do realize that my time is truly not my own.  I made that choice long ago and I still am struggling to deal with it.  But it was a good choice.  I believe that my priorities are correct so I just need to get my efforts in line.  Don't know everything that this day will bring.  Never do.  But then that is part of the appeal of the day.  I'm still up for a good surprise (and I hope that I don't regret that statement later today!).