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moominmolly) wrote2002-04-04 12:35 pm
moominmolly) wrote2002-04-04 12:35 pm
good things
Why don't I talk about the good things? I don't know. I suppose I could try.
* I have the best life partner I could possibly hope for: on every level, always, we are playing the same game.
* I've found that my friendships seem to age well. Possibly my friends, too.
* I love being a physical person. I've never run this much, and my body seems to get over its problems in pretty short order. That kicks ass! I need more of this, but I'm making plans to get it.
* We're planning on buying a house, which is scary and really really exciting.
* I love who I am. I love the people I have in my life. It's confusing to not have enough time in the day to relax because there are so many things I want to be doing! I'm not adjusted to that yet, but as problems go, it's pretty cool.
* I love that my little sideline company is doing a great business. I'm nervous about the idea of quitting my "real" job and diving into this head-first, but diving into things head-first is my strong suit.
* Keeping in close contact with distant friends, which I have been doing a fair bit of recently, makes me feel good.
* A few years ago, I worried that being out of school would cause my list of friends to stagnate. How do you meet anyone when you're not constantly having classes with new people? This worry has been beaten down, again and again like the dog it is, by the fact that new and amazing people keep appearing in my life and startling me with their coolness.
* I have a list of projects as long as my arm: some public, some not, all things I really actively want to be doing with my life.
In short: I'm a pretty happy person, with a lot of reasons to be giddy about life. Most of my issues come from things under my control. I could quit my job today, if necessary, but it makes sense to stick around until the end of May, or so. Body angst is also controllable: do more!
* I have the best life partner I could possibly hope for: on every level, always, we are playing the same game.
* I've found that my friendships seem to age well. Possibly my friends, too.
* I love being a physical person. I've never run this much, and my body seems to get over its problems in pretty short order. That kicks ass! I need more of this, but I'm making plans to get it.
* We're planning on buying a house, which is scary and really really exciting.
* I love who I am. I love the people I have in my life. It's confusing to not have enough time in the day to relax because there are so many things I want to be doing! I'm not adjusted to that yet, but as problems go, it's pretty cool.
* I love that my little sideline company is doing a great business. I'm nervous about the idea of quitting my "real" job and diving into this head-first, but diving into things head-first is my strong suit.
* Keeping in close contact with distant friends, which I have been doing a fair bit of recently, makes me feel good.
* A few years ago, I worried that being out of school would cause my list of friends to stagnate. How do you meet anyone when you're not constantly having classes with new people? This worry has been beaten down, again and again like the dog it is, by the fact that new and amazing people keep appearing in my life and startling me with their coolness.
* I have a list of projects as long as my arm: some public, some not, all things I really actively want to be doing with my life.
In short: I'm a pretty happy person, with a lot of reasons to be giddy about life. Most of my issues come from things under my control. I could quit my job today, if necessary, but it makes sense to stick around until the end of May, or so. Body angst is also controllable: do more!
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You are an amazing person, and a gift to everyone who knows you. Being your friend has done really good things for me already (I'm coming to lifting tonight, honest!), and I can't wait to see what great things are still to come.
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not schmaltz
what is the sideline business?
ner?
I always thought that you guys & Cee would live together forever, and since Cee & I have talked for while about building a community/household thing, I wondered if that meant that we would all go buy a house or group of houses together. Thoughts?
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Yeah schmaltz!
Never be afraid to be happy, or to share your joy. There's enough sorrow in the world that one shoudl not regret the joy.