-Get up 9amish
-Don't get dressed...stay in pyjamas
-Let the dog outside
-Eat cereal
-Peruse/apply for various jobs with assorted job banks for positions I "should" be qualified for
-Get sidetracked by hockey chat boards
-Peruse/apply for various jobs with assorted job banks for positions I "should" be qualified for
-Get "gassed" by the dog
-Let the dog outside
-Check email for any job responses
-Peruse/apply for various jobs with craigslist ads for positions I "should" be qualified for
-Eat grill cheese or just toast for lunch
-Let the dog outside
-receive a call from Christian/Kahuna/Creditor
-pace for 10 minutes
-Let the dog outside
-Check email for any job responses
-Do the dishes
-Get "gassed" by the dog
REPEAT.
Is this the life of a ______________________ ?
Monday, February 7, 2011
Friday, January 28, 2011
so what can i tell you.......
i'm 36 years old and i think i fucked up. i think i made some mistakes and it mayyyyyyyy have caught up with me. Since January 1st of this year 2011, the shit has been LIVING in my personal fan. This of course sounds like the musings of a crazy person. But no, my dear friend reader, this has been 4 weeks of the FARCE.
I've decided that the only way to keep myself from losing my grasp, was to write a public journal styled blog (rambling lunatics journal).
BACKSTORY
the past 3 weeks have consisted of the following
-came off medication, fell in emotional black hole
-became sick with worst cold of my life
-possible broken wrist/tendonitis
Which of course brings us to the current "situation".....my wrist. Originally diagnosed (by me wearing pygamas) as carpal tunnel syndrom, my lack of mobility has kept me from being able to work.
I of course had no idea how to treat my new mysterious affliction, so I booked an interview with my Dr. While taking the skytrain downtown to my appointment, I had noticed people kind of looking at me strangely, but I just brushed it off. After meeting with the Dr. I was informed that my wrist may in fact be broken. I was instructed to get x-rays at St. Paul's hospital, and I decided to walk as it was pretty sunny out and this is after-all, Vancouver.
After about 15 blocks or so of people eyeballing me, I eventually got to the hospital. The waiting room for the radiology department wasn't that crowded so I sat at the first intake window where a friendly looking, red-faced woman was stationed. She told me she'd be right with me. After about 7 minutes, she finally asked to see my form that I was sitting there holding, with my jacket on, like a kid waiting to see the school principal.
She informed me that I had JUST missed the deadline for "those types" of x-rays and that I would have to leave the hospital and walk back down Burrard st. to another x-ray lab.
Two blocks down on the left I found the lab and got my X-rays done.
Getting back on the skytrain after another 15 blocks of people looking at me strangely, I boarded the WRONG train in efforts of going home. After 3 stops of confusion (the train only goes in 2 directions), I managed to board the CORRECT train.
As I walked through the park on the way home, I started thinking about all these people eyeballing me downtown.
A yamaha beluga scooter rode past me as I crossed the street. I strained my neck as it buzzed away, and I felt a slight breeze in my pants.
My fly had been WIDE open the whole day.
I've decided that the only way to keep myself from losing my grasp, was to write a public journal styled blog (rambling lunatics journal).
BACKSTORY
the past 3 weeks have consisted of the following
-came off medication, fell in emotional black hole
-became sick with worst cold of my life
-possible broken wrist/tendonitis
Which of course brings us to the current "situation".....my wrist. Originally diagnosed (by me wearing pygamas) as carpal tunnel syndrom, my lack of mobility has kept me from being able to work.
I of course had no idea how to treat my new mysterious affliction, so I booked an interview with my Dr. While taking the skytrain downtown to my appointment, I had noticed people kind of looking at me strangely, but I just brushed it off. After meeting with the Dr. I was informed that my wrist may in fact be broken. I was instructed to get x-rays at St. Paul's hospital, and I decided to walk as it was pretty sunny out and this is after-all, Vancouver.
After about 15 blocks or so of people eyeballing me, I eventually got to the hospital. The waiting room for the radiology department wasn't that crowded so I sat at the first intake window where a friendly looking, red-faced woman was stationed. She told me she'd be right with me. After about 7 minutes, she finally asked to see my form that I was sitting there holding, with my jacket on, like a kid waiting to see the school principal.
She informed me that I had JUST missed the deadline for "those types" of x-rays and that I would have to leave the hospital and walk back down Burrard st. to another x-ray lab.
Two blocks down on the left I found the lab and got my X-rays done.
Getting back on the skytrain after another 15 blocks of people looking at me strangely, I boarded the WRONG train in efforts of going home. After 3 stops of confusion (the train only goes in 2 directions), I managed to board the CORRECT train.
As I walked through the park on the way home, I started thinking about all these people eyeballing me downtown.
A yamaha beluga scooter rode past me as I crossed the street. I strained my neck as it buzzed away, and I felt a slight breeze in my pants.
My fly had been WIDE open the whole day.
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