Just Waiting For The Drugs To Kick In...
May. 25th, 2013 01:20 amI’ve been home sick the last two days. A common cold is my affliction. Some would say I caught the bug that been going around. I think I’ve been working and over working my body and mind. I think it was a way of my body of saying or telling me to slow down. I'm just waiting for the drugs to kick in so I can sleep.
I’ve become more stressed than I could ever remember. Then again, I haven’t taken a proper vacation since I’ve been working. Between Zotos and Lowenstein, I may have had one month off. All I’ve been doing is working and working and working.
My evening are spent either in a gym working on self-improvement or texting Krystal. I want to see her and I want to see her soon. I’ll have plenty of vacation time.
The weekends are spent with family. Then I can see their sadness and weakness. I no longer can see them with the eyes or my own arrested development. A few weeks ago, I saw Iron Man with my Dad. I didn’t want to go see that movie, but I wanted to see him. I took one for the team and went to the movies.
Afterwards, we had dinner. I told him how my life was and how I feel so far behind. I feel like I’m making progress but not as much as I really should be. He told me ‘You’re doing fine. You’re doing better now at 30 than I ever did. I don’t think I was as aware as you are at your age. “
I replied, “I need to be better than this. I need to have a plan at your age, not have to think of all options.”
“You always have to keep your options open, Son.”
“Yeah, but once you get to a certain age you shouldn’t have to think about options everything should just be. You shouldn’t have to think about options.” I said.
“I made a lot of decisions and because of that, I have to keep thinking about options.” My Dad told me.
It took him two years, but he finally admitted he fucked up. It was a morose moment. It made me realize how frail everyone is. If given the chance you can see a mental weakness we all have. I feel that admitting this is the first start to getting mentally and emotionally stronger.
I was happy for my Dad, I just felt as if he was coming in to play the hero role too late. The city had been destroyed. It makes me want to get away even more.
I keep looking for apartments but I can’t afford anything right now. I have to clear my credit card debt before I can even think about making that step. I’m getting there but it’s such a slow going process.
I’ll get there and I’ll get there on my own feet. I won’t rely on others for my independence.
Later gators.
I’ve become more stressed than I could ever remember. Then again, I haven’t taken a proper vacation since I’ve been working. Between Zotos and Lowenstein, I may have had one month off. All I’ve been doing is working and working and working.
My evening are spent either in a gym working on self-improvement or texting Krystal. I want to see her and I want to see her soon. I’ll have plenty of vacation time.
The weekends are spent with family. Then I can see their sadness and weakness. I no longer can see them with the eyes or my own arrested development. A few weeks ago, I saw Iron Man with my Dad. I didn’t want to go see that movie, but I wanted to see him. I took one for the team and went to the movies.
Afterwards, we had dinner. I told him how my life was and how I feel so far behind. I feel like I’m making progress but not as much as I really should be. He told me ‘You’re doing fine. You’re doing better now at 30 than I ever did. I don’t think I was as aware as you are at your age. “
I replied, “I need to be better than this. I need to have a plan at your age, not have to think of all options.”
“You always have to keep your options open, Son.”
“Yeah, but once you get to a certain age you shouldn’t have to think about options everything should just be. You shouldn’t have to think about options.” I said.
“I made a lot of decisions and because of that, I have to keep thinking about options.” My Dad told me.
It took him two years, but he finally admitted he fucked up. It was a morose moment. It made me realize how frail everyone is. If given the chance you can see a mental weakness we all have. I feel that admitting this is the first start to getting mentally and emotionally stronger.
I was happy for my Dad, I just felt as if he was coming in to play the hero role too late. The city had been destroyed. It makes me want to get away even more.
I keep looking for apartments but I can’t afford anything right now. I have to clear my credit card debt before I can even think about making that step. I’m getting there but it’s such a slow going process.
I’ll get there and I’ll get there on my own feet. I won’t rely on others for my independence.
Later gators.


