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Original: 4/7/2008 1:44 AM
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Monday, April 07, 2008

 

i suppose i should write something here, and update all of you on who i am and what's going on in my life.

i'm a college graduate; been done almost a year now. it's funny, i really don't feel like an adult  or anything yet. i don't know why - was i supposed to feel different after graduating, and finishing up with school?

i'm currently the lead associate in footwear at dicks sporting goods, the national chain. i've been there since september, and have been promoted once. i'm  on the management fast track, as far as the store manager and distrcit manager are concerned. my department is one of the best in the company; and while it's not perfect it's pretty damn good. i like working there, and while the pay isn't great it's good enough.

for awhile i was thinking about joining the state troopers, but i'm getting cold feet - yet another in a long line of potential jobs that i choose not to pursue. i'm really lame like that.

i've had my own apartment for a month and a half now, sharing with my friend Ryan (Markus, taeryn, you might remember Pellaeon from OD. it's him). it's kinda odd, honestly, as he's even quieter and shier than i am. we don't talk much or do much yet; mostly just play scrabble when i don't have to work the next morning.

i lead a pretty boring, pathetic life - work 40+ hours a week, sleep, eat, and do nothing the rest of the time. only time i go out with people is gaming shit monday nights; and whenever i plan on doing something else something always comes up with me or them to stop it. either my car breaks down, or she has to go to work, or i have to work, or he gets sick... what the fuck? it's like i'm not supposed to have any fun in life. of course, i've found that 99% of people suck, and that those you care the most about tend to just hurt you more.

i don't consider myself a christian anymore, don't really see the point. it's been a few years since i felt at home in a church community, and i just don't see that changing. too many people there are too fucked up; and i haven't met a one who i can relate to or who understands how i see life.

i'm not funny anymore. i'm not creative, not poetic, not much of anything. i am drunk, though. i'm not really depressed, more tired of failing at everything i try to do (outside of work, where i succeed regularly). i know that you're not supposed to live to work; but work (and scrabble) is the only part of my life that i truly enjoy right now. how sad is that?

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what is this strange, unheard of substance? honesty, i suppose.

i always wonder what holds people back from the truth. why are people afraid of saying things, even when they themselves will admit nothing matters? even when they know they are unknown?

but enough distant wonderings. to answer your question, i have no idea how i found you. it was through utter boredom, giving xanga another chance, trying out it's new find-random-user feature.

also, i think i may have liked your poetry because after reading this post, you and i have some interesting parallels. if i may say so, i'm sorry for that, because it rather sucks for you.
Posted 6/20/2008 11:07 PM by BlueDistortions - reply

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finding meaning between shifts is a real booger, no?
Posted 6/20/2008 11:09 PM by BlueDistortions - reply

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"for it is not truth that saves us, but truth that tears us and our world down, small piece by large piece, until at last no refuge can be found, as "no stone was left on another." for those who have followed truth completely, they must have watched it destroy every rational and hope and cause we might have in this world or in ourselves. for anyone desperate enough to unglaze their eyes when looking in the mirror or out the window, i doubt many found they could return the meaning that all life presumes and demands of its bearers. for these, the cogs were stronger than the machine, and they went on to self-destruction."
Posted 6/20/2008 11:57 PM by BlueDistortions - reply

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ryc: Sure. Welcome Wagon was how I found it; I peek at it now and again when I find myself with extra Internet time and bored.

It seems to me that whether or not a person holds to any religion or system of thought is a matter that involves more than just the social element of feeling at home in a church (or similar group). Though it's a struggle I understand (I haven't gone in quite a while because of not feeling at home -- or even comfortable to a lesser degree -- in a church in my city). But my faith is my faith, in or out of church interaction. Anyhow, I wish you well on your search for meaning.

And Scrabble rocks.

Posted 6/21/2008 12:21 AM by epiginoskete Xanga True Member Xanga Premium Member - reply


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