Cheers
Recently I've felt a kind of resolution that's been long hidden under weary weather and dreary days spent indoors cashiering under the gaze of cameras and bright lights alike. There seem to be so many possibilities for my future, many that I've never considered in my wildest dreams. What makes me the most satisfied is the sense of unease that rules me. At first it started as a small feeling of nervousness in my chest, and now it's a budding blossom of relief. My ties with Jason are finally broken completely and it feels good to be free of the chains of commitment. Even reminders of the relationship seems poisonous and I can only seem to remember all of the awkward moments and frustrations that came hand-in-hand with the relationship. I would almost rather not lament on them at all. While I still feel that my job at Haggens is filled with intense mediocrity I've come to befriend my fellow cashiers and many regular customers at the market.
Cheers to you, friends that have put up with me for years. Cheers to you for putting up with all the bad and good times alike. May we all find what keeps us ticking.
Cheers to you, friends that have put up with me for years. Cheers to you for putting up with all the bad and good times alike. May we all find what keeps us ticking.