13 January · Your schedule can need a different kind of connection.

Sadness

My days off never line up with anyone else's.

A little room to breathe.13 January

Sadness

“And perhaps you would just kindly bring your work across and drink tea with us that night.”

Elizabeth Gaskell — Cranford, 1853Chapter VII, VisitingRead the source ↗

Your schedule can need a different kind of connection.

When your free hours fall outside other people's routines, loneliness can become a practical problem as well as a feeling. You may need smaller windows, advance planning, or company in different places; wanting that effort shared is a reasonable part of staying connected.

ONE SMALL STEP

Offer two specific times for a short catch-up, including one that fits around both of your schedules.

A little room to breathe.13 January

A spark of light in your day.

A spark
of light
in your day.