I am writing to you now as a graduate of high school. Break out the applause and party hats
So there are two things that graduating does to you:
One, it makes you look at your life in the past and present. Questions plague your mind such as ‘Have I done all I can up to this point? ‘What regrets have I made?’ Has my life been meaningful up to this point. Two, it makes you look at your life in the future. Questions plague your mind such as ‘What can I do to better my life?’ ‘What will my future entail?’ etc, etc.
I am at that point in my life now where I’m ready to start on volume two of my life. Yes, I am beginning a new chapter in my life, but in a diferent book. Come fall, it will be a whole new ball game: seems fitting that it would be in a new book. Volume I of my life has been written, read, and closed. Now Volume II must be written….hopefully in my case, sequels will be better than the original.
In the meanwhile before I avidly start my new future that will be (hopefully) filled with exciting new challenges (stress on the world exciting and throw in the word adventerous), I need to do something that will save my sanity this summer: getting a job.
I feel the stress of the economy now. I also experience the stress of being jobless. It’s not a good feeling. Of course, my reasons for a job are entirely selfish–I dont’ have a family to feed, nor do I have bills to pay. It makes me feel guilty….
I read a quote today that inspired me to do something that I had previously set myself against doing:
“The fact is, that to do anything in the world worth doing, we must not stand back shivering and thinking of the cold and danger, but jump in and scramble throughas well as well as we can.”
Robert Cushing
So I jumped in blindily and did something out of the norm in terms of romance for me personall. Unfortunately, it did not play out like imagined in my head. I’m sitting hear cursing myself for being disillusioned that this guy would have any sort of feelings for me. I got….nothing. My years of obsession and dreaming are pointless now. It seems like I must take a strong dose of the advice that I’m so use to dishing out.
So I can’t help but wonder two questions about guys: do they see what they want to see? Or do they truly not see at all?
I’ve officially graduated from two things: high school and a guy. What’ else must I graduate from?
Until next time~~~~~~~~~
<3 ash
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