Happy New Year!
(Re-posted a few days late from my other blog...)
Happy New Year, and Welcome to 2010!
It was quite the year, 2009. I'll probably remember it fondly, but I probably won't miss it either. Strangely, it was a year where I cannot remember anything really bad happening.
No, really!
I started the year working the same temp job I'm working now. When that job ended, I got to spend two weeks back east with friends and family I hold dear. Shortly after I got back from there, I got a summer job working with some great folks - even if I wasn't making a whole lot of money - and I had plenty of time to read many many novels and do some writing. During that time, I started attending 12-step meetings again - something which I dearly needed. (It helped keep me grounded.) I left that job at the end of the summer to go back to school, where I found out that 16 units was a bit much for me as a first-time returning student. Then I found out that 13 units was a bit much for me, but I still managed to pass all my classes. The week of finals saw me start a new job, which will carry me through until April 15 again.
Yet somehow I've managed to stay fed, clothed, housed, and loved.
I really can't complain, can I?
Thank you all for visiting and Keep Coming Back!!!
Happy New Year, and Welcome to 2010!
It was quite the year, 2009. I'll probably remember it fondly, but I probably won't miss it either. Strangely, it was a year where I cannot remember anything really bad happening.
No, really!
I started the year working the same temp job I'm working now. When that job ended, I got to spend two weeks back east with friends and family I hold dear. Shortly after I got back from there, I got a summer job working with some great folks - even if I wasn't making a whole lot of money - and I had plenty of time to read many many novels and do some writing. During that time, I started attending 12-step meetings again - something which I dearly needed. (It helped keep me grounded.) I left that job at the end of the summer to go back to school, where I found out that 16 units was a bit much for me as a first-time returning student. Then I found out that 13 units was a bit much for me, but I still managed to pass all my classes. The week of finals saw me start a new job, which will carry me through until April 15 again.
Yet somehow I've managed to stay fed, clothed, housed, and loved.
I really can't complain, can I?
Thank you all for visiting and Keep Coming Back!!!