Saturday, January 01, 2005

My Mission Statement

It's one am. I'm at home at New Year's Eve. This is my my thoughts on the last year and hopes for the coming one.

In the last year, I have lost my grandmother, some friends and my virginity. I loved and lost my first boyfriend. I've learned a lot about life and growing up. I've experienced more than my fair share of life and I miss it. Lately, I've felt like when I turned 20, I really turned 35. In the last year, I lost all hope and faith in everything. Myself mostly. I keep wondering what happened to make me lose that eternal optimism. How did I get to this place in my life?

I'm still having trouble moving on after Patrick. I think I am getting over him but I miss what we had. Whatver that was. When I wake up in the morning, I roll over and see no one there and feel so dissappointed. Dissappointed that the love of my life is not by my side. That's just a bad way to start the day. Not saying that Patrick was. But who ever he is isn't in my life.

I want to move out so bad. It's really hard moving back in with the 'rents. But I can't help but wonder that if I feel this lonely with people around me, how lonely am I going to feel with no one there but me?

All I know is "I'm tired of drinking whiskey by myself."

2005:
I hope this year is filled with life liberty and the pursuit of happiness. I hope for my urban family. I wish to find friends that I did not go to high school with. While I have fun hanging out with them, I just feel like I'm not moving on. I need to have some area in my life where I'm moving on.

I might be getting my hope back already. I mean, surely this coming year can't be as bad as the last one. There's gotta be something better in store for me.

With my parting thought, I want to wish everyone else good luck and happy new year. I hope that your year will be better than my last.

Good night!

2 Comments:

At 6:05 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Having hope is the start. You should stop and think about the good things you DO have. A good job that will allow you to afford you to move out when you find what you want. Friends you work with. New friends to be made at school. A new car and kickin' stereo.

You say you feel 35....well honey, 35 is just the same as 20. Age is just a means to count the years you're on earth. If you're unhappy at 20 and you think someone else (friends, lover etc) is going to make you happy...think again. You have to make your OWN happiness.

You're starting out right...look forward...not back. Always have hope that tomorrow is going to be better. End your day by listing what went right, not wrong. If that doesn't work...seek counseling.

 
At 9:59 PM, Blogger Unknown said...

Who the hell? Anonymous is not cool!!!!

 

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