"No sweeping exit or offstage lines could make me feel bitter or treat you unkind."
Driving home tonight I was thinking about the stat that only 3% of the population is Myers Briggs, ENTP. It seems that it explains alot. Not many people that are like me or have known people like me. This doesn't mean that there aren't many people who would be compatible with me, just that I am kind of like a unicorn. As Rick always said, "No one believes in you!"
As I expected today was a pretty great day. Started off the day meeting a client for the first time. It is always interesting to meet someone who you have been talking in meetings with for a long time in person. The meeting went well and was pretty short. Not many people were in the office early. It was slightly funny. I am usually one of the later ones.
Had a great chat with a new friend towards the end of the day and after dinner, I talked to Christina on the phone. She has a big interview tomorrow so I wanted to talk to her, tell her how awesome she is and hear about the job and the outfit she got. It was nice. We haven't been able to connect lately. I am really wanting to go paint again.
I watched the movie "Her". I haven't really formed an opinion yet but it is giving me some things to think about at a minimum. The scene where they are signing their divorce papers is pretty sad. I think when Jason and I got ours notarized, we went and had Taco Del Mar after. I think at that point, I was over the sad part. Sure you have those memories but I think I just knew it was the best thing for both of us. I don't think that I will ever know how he felt. I don't think I really want to know. The only thing I do know is that no one has ever come after me. So far there has been no one that told me they couldn't imagine being without me and they didn't want to let me go. It kind of makes me sad but I know that isn't something that everyone gets in life. I always think of how R described how he knew he wanted to marry his wife. He said, "I didn't want her to be with anyone else and I still can't believe she wants to be with me." Not sure why this paragraph went that way but there it is.
Anyways, the movie. It slightly reminds me of the movie Ruby Sparks from a relationship aspect. I really liked that movie because it really showed the motions that a relationship goes through and did a great job of depicting what a lot of people think they want in a relationship and how that isn't always what they need. I am intrigued of the idea in "Her" that an operating system could become a companion. I had to really not question the movie too much though because it would have just annoyed me. I think I related it mostly to my last relationship where we were apart for most of it. Without technology there would have been no relationship. Somehow it worked out pretty well. Funny how something simple can keep you pretty happy.
As I expected today was a pretty great day. Started off the day meeting a client for the first time. It is always interesting to meet someone who you have been talking in meetings with for a long time in person. The meeting went well and was pretty short. Not many people were in the office early. It was slightly funny. I am usually one of the later ones.
Had a great chat with a new friend towards the end of the day and after dinner, I talked to Christina on the phone. She has a big interview tomorrow so I wanted to talk to her, tell her how awesome she is and hear about the job and the outfit she got. It was nice. We haven't been able to connect lately. I am really wanting to go paint again.
I watched the movie "Her". I haven't really formed an opinion yet but it is giving me some things to think about at a minimum. The scene where they are signing their divorce papers is pretty sad. I think when Jason and I got ours notarized, we went and had Taco Del Mar after. I think at that point, I was over the sad part. Sure you have those memories but I think I just knew it was the best thing for both of us. I don't think that I will ever know how he felt. I don't think I really want to know. The only thing I do know is that no one has ever come after me. So far there has been no one that told me they couldn't imagine being without me and they didn't want to let me go. It kind of makes me sad but I know that isn't something that everyone gets in life. I always think of how R described how he knew he wanted to marry his wife. He said, "I didn't want her to be with anyone else and I still can't believe she wants to be with me." Not sure why this paragraph went that way but there it is.
Anyways, the movie. It slightly reminds me of the movie Ruby Sparks from a relationship aspect. I really liked that movie because it really showed the motions that a relationship goes through and did a great job of depicting what a lot of people think they want in a relationship and how that isn't always what they need. I am intrigued of the idea in "Her" that an operating system could become a companion. I had to really not question the movie too much though because it would have just annoyed me. I think I related it mostly to my last relationship where we were apart for most of it. Without technology there would have been no relationship. Somehow it worked out pretty well. Funny how something simple can keep you pretty happy.