breakdownnovaksheadSeptember 10 2005, 05:50:50 UTC
Yeah.. I can somewhat sympathize about that home thing. Right after high school graduation, as I'm sure you remember, I got kicked out. And I lived with Joe that summer. Although it was an awesome environment and the Sastre's are awesome people, it just felt like one continuous sleepover/party. Never like home, though.
That doesn't sound like an easy situation at all.. with the isolation from society and all.
Wish I could help you out, but I won't be making the wedding. Still broke from going to Jay's wedding in Utah. =/
Shh.. don't tell anyone, but I feel real super good about 'starting over'. It's not that I feel like I'm starting my life over again regarding "doing things right this time".. but more that I feel like I'm living a life that isn't entirely mine, and I get to see things start anew... get to meet people with absolutely no connection to them or any kind of preconceptions. I only marginally miss Milford right now. I don't feel there's a lot there for me right now. Maybe later, but not now.
I wish I could tell you that if and when you move to Austin that we'll be hanging out a lot, but as I bet Mike can attest to, I'm up there maybe once every couple of weeks or so. Less than I want to be up there, but it just doesn't seem totally possible with the job I have right now. I need the job I have now, tho. I need it to get myself financially stable and out of credit card debt. Which it will... So that's a good thing.
Remember way back when you were saying you refused to get credit cards. Well, congratulations for making a good decision... other than the having NO credit thing, it worked out well.
I think I might be living the American dream. It's interesting to be that guy. I don't yet have my white picket fence and a dog, tho.
I don't think there was a central point to this reply.
That doesn't sound like an easy situation at all.. with the isolation from society and all.
Wish I could help you out, but I won't be making the wedding. Still broke from going to Jay's wedding in Utah. =/
Shh.. don't tell anyone, but I feel real super good about 'starting over'. It's not that I feel like I'm starting my life over again regarding "doing things right this time".. but more that I feel like I'm living a life that isn't entirely mine, and I get to see things start anew... get to meet people with absolutely no connection to them or any kind of preconceptions. I only marginally miss Milford right now. I don't feel there's a lot there for me right now. Maybe later, but not now.
I wish I could tell you that if and when you move to Austin that we'll be hanging out a lot, but as I bet Mike can attest to, I'm up there maybe once every couple of weeks or so. Less than I want to be up there, but it just doesn't seem totally possible with the job I have right now. I need the job I have now, tho. I need it to get myself financially stable and out of credit card debt. Which it will... So that's a good thing.
Remember way back when you were saying you refused to get credit cards. Well, congratulations for making a good decision... other than the having NO credit thing, it worked out well.
I think I might be living the American dream. It's interesting to be that guy. I don't yet have my white picket fence and a dog, tho.
I don't think there was a central point to this reply.
GL in Chicarrrrrrgarrrr.
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