So I'm out of this place in just about a month and ten days.
Which happens.
But what makes it feel weird this time is two things. I feel like I'm really starting over--I'm getting rid of my personal ties and nearly all of my physical posessions. The other part is how much people know about it. I've tended to sneak away when I move, but I advertised it this time.
People are a bit frantic with the eminent deadline--no more me time. And I guess the attention is kind of nice but it's also very overwhelming. I hardly have time to prepare myself or even to spend a moment alone. As much as I crave being with people I like, I need moments to myself.
It feels like my life is divided into time slots dictated by social and financial obligations. I work 40 hours a week and I have to squeeze people into my allocated free time. Part of my frustration might be due to my schedule--it is pretty unnatural. I work nights--meaning I'm taken from 1.30 to 10 most of the time. Most of the time, it feels like. And I stay up late to make it feel like I have a life. And it works sometimes. But sometimes I'm just tired all of the time and feel utterly oppressed.
I was in Louisiana about a week ago, which was nice and horrible in it's own way, and my schedule changed. My schedule shifted to earlier and I felt better. It might have ust been the free time though.
Man, I don't have focus.
I just feel trapped by money. That's the real issue. Because if I had enough, I would have time and that's all I really want in the world.
And the starting over part is scary because I have no idea what I'm getting into and I'm worried about running out of money before things get good. Hah, money.
What's frustrating is that I can't help but feel like it's my fault. I'm in charge of my life--good and bad--so if shit goes wrong, there's no one else to blame. There's no one else to talk to either because no one else is involved.
So I'm leaving again soon. I'm saying goodbyes and enjoying people while I can. I can probably handle being a little sleepy. And as for the future, all I can do is what I can.
Sunday, June 24, 2012
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