Scheduling Issues

[mlerules]

Tu - that's TODAY (!): stuff & things. Wed: nothing scheduled. Th: din-din and Trappist ales (good Belgian beers). Fri: free.

Sat will prolly involve a day trip to San Diego followed by a party 'til the wee hours back up here. Will I then be up for a dash (flying, NOT driving) to the Bay Area from Sun (9/11) 'til Wed/Th (14th/15th)? Am I insane to even consider the Th (9/15) - Sat morn (9/17) Yosemite trip? (It'd be driving and hiking and then more driving. Even if'n I could catch a ride to Yosemite from the Bay Area, how would I get back to LA on Sat?) 'Cause Sat night's the MykieDave thingie which I'm gonna attend. And Sunday my Dear Friend's having the 2nd poetry reading, this time in SLO, a mere 4 hours away. Then Wed (9/21) = the Eagles @ Staples and Fri (9/23) = D&D Day (Dentristy & D-land) and Sat (9/24) = Arabian Nights and Sun (9/25) = Dead Can Dance @ H'wood Bowl.

THEN I collapse in a heap for several daze 'til Gay Day @ D-land followed by Neil Diamond @ Staples possibly closely (hours apart) followed by a trip through the desert to Sin City/Lost Wages and fairly immediatly thereafter NoCalFaire (w/more Carmel and SC).

I HAVE done the drive many hours from Yosemite to Berkeley followed by dinner & dancing 'til late and driving another hour to SJ before finally sleeping. And I just did the drive from SM to Carmel via an eve of dancing 'til late in Santa Cruz...AND a drive from Carmel to SM immediately followed by an eve at the H'wood Bowl. But there were two of us driving for the last adventure set.

There's SO much to do. There're SO many folks to see. There're only so many hours in the day. I'm getting exhausted just considering all this. But if I can do it all, then shouldn't I?

EDIT: How accurate is my memory/anticipation of exhaustion & recovery levels/requirements?

Comments

[deviantgrrrl.livejournal.com]

I might just be crazy enough to drop everything and run to Yosemite with you, if you'd like my company. Are you interested, and what would that leg entail?

[mlerules.livejournal.com]

Of course I'd LOVE yr company on such a jaunt, HOWEVER, now that I'm doing the wart off the foot thingie this week, I'm thinking that hiking in Yosemite a week later is not such a good idea, specially as the Doc said it should take 2-4 weeks before I'm recovered and able to exercise (beyond simple walking 'round the house - and of course, swimming) again. Dang. Still planning on making din-din and sampling good Belgian beer this Th though and you're of course welcome. Will prolly cook ahead of time to reheat that night...and the ale should help the recovery process (or at least make me feel nicely mellow).