Home Sweet Something
I am safely back in Missouri and before even passing the rickety black iron gate the anxiety settled back onto my shoulders like a damp, unwelcome hug. OF DESPAIR.
I exaggerate, but the palpable sadness of this place has me fighting even harder to get out of the house today to find myself a place of part time gainful employment. I've secured a sewing commission that should provide the rest of my income for the immediate future--but register biscuit at JoAnn would be ideal. I need something easy, mindless with low responsibility. So I can focus on building my artistic endeavors instead of worrying about the dramatics of the workplace.
I had enough of that this summer, thank you very much. I could write a book on office politics and how they exist EVERYWHERE.
I am still percolating everything that this summer signified to me--I really just want to sit down to coffee with all of you and chat about our lives. Suffice to say, I have a direction now--I found my happiness. Now I just have to maintain it. Also we're going to move to Maine. Don't know when and have no idea how but we're investigating purchasing a small plot of land in the near future. And by near future I mean in the next five years.
What's new with you?
1. Hunger Games (Suzanne Collins)
2. Catching Fire (Suzanne Collins)
3. Mockingjay (Suzanne Collins)
4. Looking For Alaska (John Green)
5. Redeeming Love (Francine Rivers)
6. Dance with Dragons (GRRM)
7. The Fault in Our Stars (John Green)
8. Two Gentleman of Verona (Shakespeare)
9. The Little Prince: Play Adaptation (Rick Cummins and John Scoullar)
10. Henry the IVth Part I (Shakespeare)
11. World War Z (Max Brooks)
12. Hocus Pocus (Kurt Vonnegut)
13.Shards of Honor (Lois McMaster Bujold)
14.Breakfast of Champions (Kurt Vonnegut)
15. The Purity Myth (Jessica Valenti)
16. Agnes of God (John Pielmeier)
17.Mists of Avalon (Marion Zimmer Bradley)
18. Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter (Seth Grahame-Smith)
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I exaggerate, but the palpable sadness of this place has me fighting even harder to get out of the house today to find myself a place of part time gainful employment. I've secured a sewing commission that should provide the rest of my income for the immediate future--but register biscuit at JoAnn would be ideal. I need something easy, mindless with low responsibility. So I can focus on building my artistic endeavors instead of worrying about the dramatics of the workplace.
I had enough of that this summer, thank you very much. I could write a book on office politics and how they exist EVERYWHERE.
I am still percolating everything that this summer signified to me--I really just want to sit down to coffee with all of you and chat about our lives. Suffice to say, I have a direction now--I found my happiness. Now I just have to maintain it. Also we're going to move to Maine. Don't know when and have no idea how but we're investigating purchasing a small plot of land in the near future. And by near future I mean in the next five years.
What's new with you?
1. Hunger Games (Suzanne Collins)
2. Catching Fire (Suzanne Collins)
3. Mockingjay (Suzanne Collins)
4. Looking For Alaska (John Green)
5. Redeeming Love (Francine Rivers)
6. Dance with Dragons (GRRM)
7. The Fault in Our Stars (John Green)
8. Two Gentleman of Verona (Shakespeare)
9. The Little Prince: Play Adaptation (Rick Cummins and John Scoullar)
10. Henry the IVth Part I (Shakespeare)
11. World War Z (Max Brooks)
12. Hocus Pocus (Kurt Vonnegut)
13.Shards of Honor (Lois McMaster Bujold)
14.Breakfast of Champions (Kurt Vonnegut)
15. The Purity Myth (Jessica Valenti)
16. Agnes of God (John Pielmeier)
17.Mists of Avalon (Marion Zimmer Bradley)
18. Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter (Seth Grahame-Smith)
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