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I bored Lowenstein at lunch with talk of work minor problem drama, but sometimes I get overly excited about random non-important topics because I have energy that needs funnelling and if I don't make a conscious effort, it will take the first available outlet, even when it's not worth the time and energy. Sometimes I just need validation that I _should_ be doing something more, I _can_ be doing something more, and soon I _will_ be doing something more. And that's something that stupid work drama certainly accomplishes. I remember in the weeks before quitting both bookstore jobs, I'd get really obsessed with minor issues with co-workers and managers.

I just had deja vu while typing that.

My stomach has been churning a lot today and while I teasingly blamed from NX and Lowenstein for their stories on inedible fat in a truck and gory pro-life signs, respectively, it's not really true to put it on them. Strangely enough, I'm still shaken by my dream. In the middle of smoking a post-lunch cigarette I got hit by the wave of emotion again, but didn't want to mention it aloud and keep talking about it. So I resort to just writing it here again. Too much attachment. Let it go.

I need a siesta. Instead I will try to sit with my hatred for my job, because hate is better than apathy, and perhaps I can channel the anger and energy into accomplishing tasks and helping time pass more quickly.

Or maybe I'll just go back to writing my story.

Date: 2003-07-17 03:31 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] bigfatmama.livejournal.com
i thought your description of your dream was very haunting and i think it deserves some reflection. maybe they aren't children, you know, dream children, the stuff you have in front of you, inside you, okay, blah blah, no more posts till i see red!

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