I somehow managed to tune my schedule just so I find myself with an 8 hour day of school.
I also somehow managed to awake my formerly subdued thoughts of complete and utter despair and it is tragic, folks.
I started redoing my room over. This is my test. If I can deal with the change of something as small as my as my room, I am inevitably ready for whatever other changes are in store. I've been contemplating moving to London. So far it's been alright. I have cleaned everything out, save for my bed at this time, and begin peeling away the layers of my former self, so to speak. It's different. I am learning to let go. Changing colors may not sound like a big deal, but let me tell you, it is.
I asked Mario to come to London with me. Sure, it was impulsive and spontaneous, but hey, I want to give myself a world of opportunity. And he'd be my favorite person to share it with. I think. He balances me out a bit, I like that. I am fidgety and have a short attention span; he is laidback and adaptable. I am a black-belt pessimist, he's seemingly carefree. I remember being around him and liking who I was. Maybe that's why I'm so attatched to the memory of it. I wish he felt the same way.
London, you ask? Talk about left field. There is nothing ordinary about me. I shouldn't live an ordinary life. Come visit me in my vintage dress shop I'm opening. From inside there's a great view of flying pigs.
2 comments:
You are buying at the pub, right? Or does the pub also have a view of the pigs?
;D
~~ jennifer, who is serious about the pub. and you buying.
sounds like a plan to me ;-)
~JerseyGirl
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