How I Roll
I want to take this time to remind those of you who read my blog regularly and make it known to you newcomers of how exactly I roll. It is a simple and elegant process as such:
1 - Something comes along that I need to make my life more balanced and enjoyable.
2 - I almost-effortlessly achieve this thing.
It's a balance of working for the things I can easily obtain to make it work, and as for the things I cannot easily obtain, I simply believe they will materialize into my life, and with the passage of time as my ally, they do just that.
Let's take the coming month, September 2009, to be a living example of what exactly I am talking about, shall we?
I'm going to move to an apartment 1,000 times better than the one I'm in now, in a neighborhood that is 1,000 times more pleasant, and the funds to do so and keep it are going to be continually available to me.
Here is what I have done:
* I went apartment shopping yesterday (9-1-2009) and applied for one.
* I talked to my present landlord about breaking my current lease early.
Here is what I need and don't currently have:
* According to the current landlord, in order to break my lease cleanly, I will need a letter, on company letterhead, of either my current employer or a future one saying that I will need to relocate... any less than this, and the breaking of my lease will be reflected negatively on my credit.
* Possibly a second job, in the town I will be moving to, for the extra income and maybe that very letter I stated.
My immediate plans:
* Today at work I plan to ask if the company could legally create a relocation letter for me, although I will actually be moving farther away from my current job.
* Spit-shine cleaning of my current apartment, and consolidating my belongings so they are easier to pack and move when the time comes.
* Depending on whether or not the rink can legally provide a relocation letter, I may go job-hunting in Randleman effective immediately.
My not-so-immediate plan:
* Job hunting in Randleman eventually, anyway -- for the extra income.
Things I don't have but am leaving to my wonderful allies, Solid Belief and the Passage of Time, to create for me:
* Current lease breaking, free of credit damage.
* That wonderful four-letter word, CASH, to complete the task.
* The means to move my belongings quickly and cleanly.
September 2009 is going to be the perfect example of "HOW I ROLL." These things will come to pass.
There is not, and has never been, any room in my life for the question of "Well what if it doesn't work out?" You see, sounds crazy until you actually try it, but negative thinking only ruins shit. I like my foot just the way it is, and I prefer not to put a bullet hole in it.
1 - Something comes along that I need to make my life more balanced and enjoyable.
2 - I almost-effortlessly achieve this thing.
It's a balance of working for the things I can easily obtain to make it work, and as for the things I cannot easily obtain, I simply believe they will materialize into my life, and with the passage of time as my ally, they do just that.
Let's take the coming month, September 2009, to be a living example of what exactly I am talking about, shall we?
I'm going to move to an apartment 1,000 times better than the one I'm in now, in a neighborhood that is 1,000 times more pleasant, and the funds to do so and keep it are going to be continually available to me.
Here is what I have done:
* I went apartment shopping yesterday (9-1-2009) and applied for one.
* I talked to my present landlord about breaking my current lease early.
Here is what I need and don't currently have:
* According to the current landlord, in order to break my lease cleanly, I will need a letter, on company letterhead, of either my current employer or a future one saying that I will need to relocate... any less than this, and the breaking of my lease will be reflected negatively on my credit.
* Possibly a second job, in the town I will be moving to, for the extra income and maybe that very letter I stated.
My immediate plans:
* Today at work I plan to ask if the company could legally create a relocation letter for me, although I will actually be moving farther away from my current job.
* Spit-shine cleaning of my current apartment, and consolidating my belongings so they are easier to pack and move when the time comes.
* Depending on whether or not the rink can legally provide a relocation letter, I may go job-hunting in Randleman effective immediately.
My not-so-immediate plan:
* Job hunting in Randleman eventually, anyway -- for the extra income.
Things I don't have but am leaving to my wonderful allies, Solid Belief and the Passage of Time, to create for me:
* Current lease breaking, free of credit damage.
* That wonderful four-letter word, CASH, to complete the task.
* The means to move my belongings quickly and cleanly.
September 2009 is going to be the perfect example of "HOW I ROLL." These things will come to pass.
There is not, and has never been, any room in my life for the question of "Well what if it doesn't work out?" You see, sounds crazy until you actually try it, but negative thinking only ruins shit. I like my foot just the way it is, and I prefer not to put a bullet hole in it.