I'm Baaack!
YO, I am back. Sorry that it has been so long. Life had me in a head lock so to speak. There was too much going on. I decided to take a starving artist approach to my life and so I wait tables part-time and intern with a city planning department part-time. The restaurant pays some bills and the internship is giving me much needed work experience. Hopefully, this balancing act will pay off with a full-time urban planning gig early next year.
In light of the holiday season, I submit my "12 Highlights of the Holiday Season" so you can be caught up with your favorite character caught in the 20s. They are:
1) Arguing everyday with my sister/roommate over mail, gloves, or purses left on the dining room table.
2) Going to bars and getting mildly intoxicated with aforementioned sister/roommate and laughing at Virginia's fashion statements (I think I hear it saying 'ewww'), and ignoring wierd men.
3) Waiting tables at a fine dining restaurant part-time. The time I dropped a tray of coffee and water on that old couple was especially dramatic.
4) Goofing off at my urban planning internship to set up a Yahoo Profile full of random information as a emotional payback to X-Factor.
5) Watching hours of 'Curb Your Enthusiasm' as it reminds me of X-Factor.
6) Being extra red in the face when a guy trys to holla at me while I am in the pharmacy line trying to purchase some personal products. I give him my number just to make him go away before the cashier asks to ring up my item. He wasn't even cute. Who would holla at someone while they are in the drugstore pharmacy line anyway? It is just rude and an invasion of privacy.
7) Getting lots of Christmas gifts (can you believe it?). Maybe complaining to everyone in my family about not getting gifts last year did the trick.
8) Having a random arguement with my mother on Christmas night, leaving the house pissed, and laughing it off at the movies watching "Fun With Dick and Jane". (hilarious movie; I think am in love with Jim Carrey. I'd go out with him in a heartbeat)
9) Being incredulous that aforementioned mother is super excited about automatic toilets and faucets at a rest stop. I inform mother that she must get out more. The hood is just not big enough.
10) Purchasing lots of presents for loved ones. I love surprising people and at Christmas you have the perfect chance.
11) Having tons of fun with X-Factor during Thanksgiving festivities (including a conversation full of his loving devotion to me and plans to marry me) only to be in the midst of a disagreement during Christmas. Since he is mad at me I didn't get a Christmas gift on Christmas. It was delivered to my apartment last night! This dude is major drama but of the "OC" type. I can't even discuss why he is mad at me. It would blow your mind at his selfishness.
12) Telling a crazy stalker very bad dude (that is also an X) that I would call the police if he didn't stop contacting me and leaving messages on my phone; including him playing Musiq's song "half crazy" on my voicemail. He is "LifeTime" Channel Drama.
Well, that's enough for now. Random co-workers are stopping by my office (I'm at my internship) to have equally random conversations about the holidays, the virus they caught, and their crazy family members. Like I care. I wish they could read my mind. I think they'd hear "leave me alone I am trying to blog".

3 Comments:
Hmmm...this is random and kinda weird but I didn't know how else to do this--how can I get in touch with you (regarding the comment you left on my blog)?
SCQT, girl, I was reading your blog and you sounded really down and I wanted to give you some words of wisdom. I am a bit older than you and your blogs reminded me of a relationship that I was in that wasn't very healthy. Know that the relationship I am referring to is ancient history. All in all know that the man is cool and smart and a very wonderful friend but if he says that he isn't ready for a relationship, by either his words or his deeds, leave him alone. You deserve to be loved. End of the story. So, only put yourself in situations where you are recieving that. Never let a man see you sweat or cry over him. You are too valuable :) and it pushes him away anyway. He may seem like the world to you today but months from now you'll wonder why on earth you stressed out over him in the first place.
PS-He is fine but he is not Boris Kjode or Denzel. :) I wish you the very best life has to offer in love, career, and family!
Well, in the end after stepping back and looking at all I've been through with him as well as taking a look at the person he REALLY is, he isn't even "fine" anymore. In fact, he's very much WHACK, and honestly, not even worth a friendship. However, I thank you for your words...trust me, they have meant a lot to me today--a LOT. I just hate knowing that I wasted so much time and energy on someone that would eventually mean nothing.
Mmmm...Boris Kodjoe...
**VT Alumni** ;0)
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