- "A Happy New Year!"
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dakara_suki
- January 3rd, 0:10
And so the new year starts with Johnny's Entertainment... :D It was a great way to end and start the year! There is so much I want to do this year, but most important of all, there will be a Stacy place, all her own! What will it take? I'm not sure. The stress in the house though, is finally enough to convince me that moving out is the right thing to do. (It's that point in life where you've had enough people calling you stupid for doing the right thing, and you realize they're just trying to pull you into their false reality.) The only people that listen are my dad and siblings. As for mom, I have no idea what she'll think, or if she'll have any reaction. We are a house with 9 people now. When you're there, you'd think everyone can deal with everyone, but all you need to see is, "is there really no such thing as stress when 9 people occupy one space?" And I finally want this enough that when people call me a betrayer or lazy in helping with my family, I can defend myself with something like, "then you do my job." For the past few months, it's my own space that's been giving me the strength to push on past stupid remarks and comments. And I've been shutting them out with, "my own space. my own space. my own thoughts. my own thoughts. these people will always be here. but the time i have now is all i have..." i was thinking of cutting my hear before going back to work on Monday, but i better do it the cheapest way i can--and my cell died. and at the same time i still need to keep on saving for the new place! must save! must save! (i just have to keep on saying this or i won't ever get my own place!)
mostly, i've stopped thinking in the "someday..." mode and am now thinking "if i can get this done, then...", because it's only a few years away. this is very generic/cliche, but time moves very quickly. the years that i thought were miles and miles long, are now the steps I needed to take to achieving and reaching "what I want". i think people give up when they don't see a change occur in days or weeks. but it takes several, several years. but to get there, you have to have to keep remembering that that year is on its way, or else you give up.
it makes me think of high school and the last days there. and how we all looked at each other, thinking, "it'll be years before college graduation..." and to think that that was the beginning of the end. so little of anything was touched in those 5 1/2 years at Carroll. and i can't believe i've been working for a company for 3 straight years. it's not what i studied, but i don't even care anymore, because, if the year has not been obvious enough to you, it's good and a blessing to just have a job. period. and what's wrong with hard work, and work experience?
i'm looking forward. what's there to sulk about? how is sulking about what didn't happen gonna help me? nothing except to distract me from opportunities and experiences that will give me more wonderful memories.