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Why must we stay where we don't belong

posted by [personal profile] purplerabbits at 11:34am on 07/06/2006
I have been feeling intermittently crappy and am wondering whether I can or should do the Lughnassadh stuff. How do I get out of this one gracefullly?

P.S. People who don't know the answer to the question are still welcome to offer standard forms of reassurance....
location: The Doldrums
Music:: Tubular Bells
Mood:: 'crappy' crappy
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posted by [identity profile] joexnz.livejournal.com at 11:26am on 07/06/2006
gather trusted leuitants (sp?)to help carry the load
or just 'fess up and say you've bitten off more than you are comfortable with, i mean its not like you are doing it two days before hand.
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posted by [identity profile] grendelsmere.livejournal.com at 11:40am on 07/06/2006
I've been fashioning a rudimentary bunker, if you're interested? *offers spoon*
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posted by [identity profile] lovelybug.livejournal.com at 12:02pm on 07/06/2006
*sips pint and wishes you luck with whatever you decide*
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posted by [identity profile] fizzyboot.livejournal.com at 12:04pm on 07/06/2006
I think your first priority is to decide whether or not you still want to do it. For what it's worth I think you make a good organiser.
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posted by [identity profile] sibelian.livejournal.com at 12:31pm on 07/06/2006
How much work have you put yourself down for? Do other things clash?

There's always Samhuinn...

Will you feel bad if you miss it? I guess you could go even though you;re not organising it, but *I* think you'll be fed up if you do that...
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posted by [identity profile] ciphergoth.livejournal.com at 01:16pm on 07/06/2006
When is Lughnassadh? Will you feel better for doing it, or for not doing it?

thinking of you...
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posted by [identity profile] nickys.livejournal.com at 04:02pm on 07/06/2006
Better to bow out early and leave people with time to figure out alternatives rather than hesitate and maybe end up feeling worse and dropping out suddenly at the last minute.

You do a lot of organising, so it's not as if people won't understand that you're busy this time.
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posted by [identity profile] kellineil.livejournal.com at 09:17am on 08/06/2006
u can let us take the load for the chefing you know :)
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posted by [identity profile] baratron.livejournal.com at 11:52pm on 08/06/2006
I don't know the answer to the question, but I agree with the other commenters who say it's better to tell them now than later.

I'm missing enough of the context that I don't know what kind of timescale we're talking about or how well you know the other people involved. Would they understand "I've been feeling intermittently crappy and think it might be better if I don't do this - I'd rather let you down now than at the last minute"? Some people "get" stress and mental health problems, and others don't.
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