Ve ayelef áthásváyëv el hólef ¿eyë ózháyëv kályâ ñólyësán, hólef tsárzáme ddá kálrányósáme tháláyëv ddá víláyëv tsílán zhë kályeshenárá, mele vìgô svóná kórá yáshë vethálensá kelyeshen ddá ávrejeshen el ñelef móyëv kályâ eç ñe dwi sùlën zhë tsílá?
Exná dzeláynû káls blé.
Ózhelálÿ yúshrâ lháls-náskárenán, ddá ántsefárâ zhë ttósvárámán lháls-zhíránÿ Màkánÿ. Kályelálÿ ñórá úmazhën, he sùlme ñórá. Kìn skevásválÿ zh’ínén yúshróznáyëná áyámás zhë náskáren. Ttòsnë bhèrz hólef ¿eyë vòlálÿ, vìgô káháló, sávëló, yáshë kelyeshenó, ddá bhìlávánÿ, nálÿ ñe móv ávrejâ dhón.
Tsú dezhyálÿ lhen ñe vílelâ vlór prexná. Desh vòlâ ghenâ kálsán, pólef verhsáxne móvrî sícályâ zh’Álurhsán ttòsnë blé.
Have you ever noticed that whenever you try to accomplish something, when you carefully make detailed plans and write to-do lists, there are always so many other unplanned to-dos that you can never accomplish even one thing from the list?
Today was that kind of day.
I intended to clean out my email, and install the software on my new Mac. I accomplished a little of this, but only a little. I’ve just about given up the idea of ever cleaning out my email. Every time I try, there are problems, questions, other tasks, and so on, so I can’t work on it.
I also know I didn’t write here yesterday. I have to try to avoid that sort of thing so I can really be able to practice Alurhsa every day.
