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Despite the massive amount of homework I've been doing every night, and will continue doing every night until Finals week, I am in a surprisingly good mood. I think it's because I don't really expect things to be easy right now. Whenever another project or paper is thrown at me, I just take it because first of all, what good does complaining do? And second of all, it's nice to be busy. It takes my mind off of things. I don't really have the time to let things irritate me. The days where I've finished what I need to do and have a lot of spare time on my hands are probably the roughest. My problem is that I let too many things and people get to me. I say it all the time, but I'm really tired of trying to stay mad at people. I don't like being mad. It stresses me out, and I can't focus on anything other than making things right. More often than not, I let so many things slide that they build up to the point where I just can't handle it anymore. That's my problem, but that's why I need a week to myself every now & then, where I can cool off and take some time for me. I just want to get along with everyone, but I can't take a break from someone without them thinking I'm mad at them. I need space, or else I know I'll say things I'll regret. It's my way of dealing with things before they get too out of hand. The problem is, after I've found peace with myself, I come back to find that things have changed, whether I wanted them to or not. I need to stop chasing people, hoping that they'll finally show me some attention. I'm over that. If they don't want to give me some of their time, there's no need for me to give them any of mine. I need to be more like my mom - she speaks her mind, she's strong hearted, and she's way more self-confident than I think I could ever be. She obviously cares a lot about her family and friends, but she doesn't let that affect her judgement. She handles situations with such grace and strength. I need to stand up for myself. I need to grow up and handle things on my own more often. I need to forget what people say about me, and do what's best for myself. My sensitivity and sympathy were traits I liked, and still do to a certain extent, about myself; I've seen that although those are good characteristics to have, I can't always act on them solely. I need to start using my head more than my heart. Current Mood: contemplative Current Music: Jamie Lidell
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My car has evoked some of the coolest/strangest conversations with people I think I will ever experience. I decided I'd get some gas this morning since I've been running on empty for the last few days, and after I had filled up, I turned to walk over to the driver's side and get in, and one of the workers kinda smiled at me. I smiled back, and he asked, "What year is that? A '75?" So I said "No, it's a 69", he smiled, said "cool" or something, I smiled, and got in my car. As I started to pull away, he nods his head, smiles at me, and then winks. I haven't been winked at since my days with Mr. Morton, and it was probably the most adorable thing that's happened to me in a long time. More people should wink because it brought pure delight to my morning, and I truly enjoyed the rest of my day because of that sweet man. Current Mood: tired Current Music: Jason Mraz
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