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Tuesday, May 21, 2002
Born To Be Down:

I’ve been in a real slump lately (or down-cycle as they phrase it in She’s the One), but I’m going to shake it off today. I got really annoying and pathetic Saturday night and I just can’t bear to be around me, when I’m all whiny and bitchy, so from today on I’m going back to my usual Devil-may-care attitude. My motto has always been “Everything’s going to turn out alright, because it always does” and I’m going to remember that and smile at the world in my usual I don’t give a fuck way.

So far today has been just fine. I got up early and went to work. It was my first day at my new job and we did the introductory thing for a couple of hours and then from next Monday I’m on my own. The job is very basic and easy and it’ll suit me fine. I just have to do chores and make sure that the conference rooms have been cleaned out and people have gotten their mail, so it couldn’t be easier. I sent out another couple of applications, so hopefully I’ll be able to supplement the office job with something else soon.

When I got home I had received a package from Amazon, which surprised me quite a bit, because I knew I hadn’t ordered anything. But as it turns out someone had checked out my Amazon Wish list and bought me the Lambchop album Nixon, so that was not only extremely kind, but also just the thing I needed to get me in a better mood. So thank you very much!

Posted by John Fogde at May 21, 2002 02:24 PM | TrackBack
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