As close to settled as we can possibly be.
Well folks, it's all finished up for the most part.
Bill and I have officially moved in and gotten the place set up to our liking. He started his job on Monday working for a subsidiary company of Mitsubishi, and I am starting my training as Keyholder at the new Hot Topic on Sunday. The majority of things are unpacked, organized, and ready for our crazy life in the city. Bill's girlfriend Mackenzie is in for the week, and basically during the day it's just been me and her around the apartment. She's a really cool girl, and I'm glad she's been here to keep me from getting too bored too quickly. Who knew random trips to Lowe's and the mall could be so beneficial to one's wellbeing?
So yeah, this week has basically been, decorate, sleep, decorate, sleep, take a load off and enjoy the free time while you have it. Once that training starts, I've been assured that my head may very likely explode from all the information overload. I'm ready for it though, ready to start making the money so I can support myself and get on with this grand scheme they call life. I'm a little nervous, I'd be lying if I said that I'm totally fine with this big life shift, but it's a good kind of nervous, not the "Oh man, my life is going to fall apart and I know it" kind, but more like the "Okay, what's going to be the best way to kick the shit out of this town and make it call me Daddy?" kind.
So, it's the getting up and going portion of life. And I'm ready to get up and get going. It's like that Billy Ocean song...actually it's nothing like that song, but ah well.
I can already tell that I'm going to miss my friends back home, that much was assured, but I also know that it won't be the last time I see them again, that much...also assured.
And I definitely think that it's going to help that Katie is coming to visit next week over her spring break. I'll be working, but hey, it'll be a great feeling to know that after work, I get to come home to the greatest girl in my life. That fact alone, makes it worthwhile. I only get to have her for a few days, but I think those few days will be just enough to fill up my batteries and keep me going until the next time I get to share with her. I do miss my baby, even though I got to see her a short while ago. I know I won't get to see her as often as I'd like, but we can always talk to each other on IM or the phone...and I think that when we do get to see each other, it'll be like Christmas every single moment. Except instead of opening presents every second, you just get to hold that person close and take them all in in every breath. I know it sounds like sappy romance, but I don't care what it sounds like. When you have something like this, you flaunt it and enjoy it and try to put it into words, but it never quite works, because words can't ever really do it justice.
Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm going to talk to my girlfriend and help her after a rough day.
on a lighter note - I AIN'T YO BABY DADDY!!!!
me
Bill and I have officially moved in and gotten the place set up to our liking. He started his job on Monday working for a subsidiary company of Mitsubishi, and I am starting my training as Keyholder at the new Hot Topic on Sunday. The majority of things are unpacked, organized, and ready for our crazy life in the city. Bill's girlfriend Mackenzie is in for the week, and basically during the day it's just been me and her around the apartment. She's a really cool girl, and I'm glad she's been here to keep me from getting too bored too quickly. Who knew random trips to Lowe's and the mall could be so beneficial to one's wellbeing?
So yeah, this week has basically been, decorate, sleep, decorate, sleep, take a load off and enjoy the free time while you have it. Once that training starts, I've been assured that my head may very likely explode from all the information overload. I'm ready for it though, ready to start making the money so I can support myself and get on with this grand scheme they call life. I'm a little nervous, I'd be lying if I said that I'm totally fine with this big life shift, but it's a good kind of nervous, not the "Oh man, my life is going to fall apart and I know it" kind, but more like the "Okay, what's going to be the best way to kick the shit out of this town and make it call me Daddy?" kind.
So, it's the getting up and going portion of life. And I'm ready to get up and get going. It's like that Billy Ocean song...actually it's nothing like that song, but ah well.
I can already tell that I'm going to miss my friends back home, that much was assured, but I also know that it won't be the last time I see them again, that much...also assured.
And I definitely think that it's going to help that Katie is coming to visit next week over her spring break. I'll be working, but hey, it'll be a great feeling to know that after work, I get to come home to the greatest girl in my life. That fact alone, makes it worthwhile. I only get to have her for a few days, but I think those few days will be just enough to fill up my batteries and keep me going until the next time I get to share with her. I do miss my baby, even though I got to see her a short while ago. I know I won't get to see her as often as I'd like, but we can always talk to each other on IM or the phone...and I think that when we do get to see each other, it'll be like Christmas every single moment. Except instead of opening presents every second, you just get to hold that person close and take them all in in every breath. I know it sounds like sappy romance, but I don't care what it sounds like. When you have something like this, you flaunt it and enjoy it and try to put it into words, but it never quite works, because words can't ever really do it justice.
Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm going to talk to my girlfriend and help her after a rough day.
on a lighter note - I AIN'T YO BABY DADDY!!!!
me