OK so I'm back from my self imposed blogging vacation.
I m not gonna lie and say all my time was well spent, but it was what it was.
I've accomplished things Ive wanted to accomplish for instance I scored high marks on my TEAS test, and was accepted into the class of 2011 LPN program.
GO ME,GO GO GO , GO ME!
as you can probably tell im proud of myself and feeling semi accomplished.
I still have yet to procure a vehicle, but you take your victories as they come.
But never the less i will be going to nursing school in January, while still working full time*i cant afford not to*, and raising my wonderful & excitable three year old son.
Seems like a big task to take on, but really what other options do i have????
Continue to work at my current job, while struggling to make it, and doing immense amounts of overtime just to (barely) make it??
Fuck That Shit!
I know myself, and i know that I'm destined for far more, then just where I'm at right now.
I work full time, at a job that's logistically too far away from me, busting my ass to not only make it to work on time, on public transportation, but also to comply with all the nonsense rules that are imposed upon us, and that seems to change daily, if not each shift.
Then i come home to an apartment, that dont get me wrong is wonderful and nice, but is not somewhere where i could possibly live forever, its more so the neighborhood and actual layout of the apartment. it feels like im being confined to being inside, there is no grass, no trees, no kind of green space, no porch or balcony. WTF is that? Sometimes you just want to step outside and feel a cool breeze or soak up the night air. and i cant really do that here.
Basically it just comes down to this simple fact:
I know that there is so much more that i can do with my life, and so much more that i can achieve. so while i dont look down on anyone who's living a lifestyle similar to mines, i also know that this isn't for me, long term.
I once had a conversation with one of the many people in my life who i have a ever so complicated relationship with, and we dicussed how everyone wasnt destined for success, and how we need people to be the gas station attendants, the valet parker, and baggers at the super market, and while i now realize how it makes sense, but at the time i couldn't wrap my head around how some people were OK with living such a mundane, and worthless *to me* life.
Ah the complexities that is life
Peace and Love
Toye'
I m not gonna lie and say all my time was well spent, but it was what it was.
I've accomplished things Ive wanted to accomplish for instance I scored high marks on my TEAS test, and was accepted into the class of 2011 LPN program.
GO ME,GO GO GO , GO ME!
as you can probably tell im proud of myself and feeling semi accomplished.
I still have yet to procure a vehicle, but you take your victories as they come.
But never the less i will be going to nursing school in January, while still working full time*i cant afford not to*, and raising my wonderful & excitable three year old son.
Seems like a big task to take on, but really what other options do i have????
Continue to work at my current job, while struggling to make it, and doing immense amounts of overtime just to (barely) make it??
Fuck That Shit!
I know myself, and i know that I'm destined for far more, then just where I'm at right now.
I work full time, at a job that's logistically too far away from me, busting my ass to not only make it to work on time, on public transportation, but also to comply with all the nonsense rules that are imposed upon us, and that seems to change daily, if not each shift.
Then i come home to an apartment, that dont get me wrong is wonderful and nice, but is not somewhere where i could possibly live forever, its more so the neighborhood and actual layout of the apartment. it feels like im being confined to being inside, there is no grass, no trees, no kind of green space, no porch or balcony. WTF is that? Sometimes you just want to step outside and feel a cool breeze or soak up the night air. and i cant really do that here.
Basically it just comes down to this simple fact:
I know that there is so much more that i can do with my life, and so much more that i can achieve. so while i dont look down on anyone who's living a lifestyle similar to mines, i also know that this isn't for me, long term.
I once had a conversation with one of the many people in my life who i have a ever so complicated relationship with, and we dicussed how everyone wasnt destined for success, and how we need people to be the gas station attendants, the valet parker, and baggers at the super market, and while i now realize how it makes sense, but at the time i couldn't wrap my head around how some people were OK with living such a mundane, and worthless *to me* life.
Ah the complexities that is life
Peace and Love
Toye'