fallsome days

I've been out of office since the end of July on a sick leave for exhaustion. I currently have prescription for a break until January. Now, after a good two months of complete rest it finally begins to feel like progress, and I can actually believe in recovery. It will take still some time to be able to pick up the work, and pace that church business runs these days, but I'm getting there. And, I feels great to be able to say that.

It took me by a surprise. Hindsight 20/20 - it shouldn't have. It'd been showing symptoms for at least two years in growing number, but I just never had wisdom/humility/courage to admit it. By the end of July I just couldn't bear it any longer, and that's the track we've been heading since then. Now that things are getting to look bit brighter again, I feel the relieved for being out of the treadmill that entangled me completely, and surely hope that I am learning the lesson for good.

There'd be loads to tell about, but I leave it for now. We are currently fine - better than we've been for a long time - which is Good. :) Sarita has been amazing throughout the years, and just incredible for the last few months. Last week we spent some time by two of us in beautiful Aulanko Spa-Hotel on a gift-holiday from the church folks. Here's some pictures from the walk around from both Sarita and I. (it was great to shoot together like we used to do more when we still had time to spare)