Fancies, Feelings, and Felines
It's been an interesting few weeks.
I don't really have the energy to get too into it right now, but I'm sure I will later.
Meanwhile, here are the bullet points (and I know there are some out there who love bullet points)
I've been scoring side work in unexpected places at just about every turn. Stuff that I actually want to do, or am interested in doing instead of just jobs that pay the bills. (This is a new and wonderful, if totally unexpected situation).
At the same time, it has been brought home to me that things on the romantic front are completely and totally over. I knew they were over, but when (for the fourth or fifth time) a person travels four hours to my area, and makes absolutely sure I know that she visited everyone she knew here EXCEPT me, well, I get the hint.
I got an email from her today saying that she'd sent out a box of stuff that I left at her place. I think we may have reached that point where that's all we have left. Returning each other stuff, and sending the occasional awkward email.
I've been putting it off for a while, sending the box with her stuff in it, because it feels so final. The last little bit of 'us' exiting my life.
But I've had most of a year to figure out where I stood, and the cold shoulder, strictly business/professional colleague attitude is a more than adequate indication of just how little our time together meant to her.
I think this will have to be the week.
Such is life.
So there's this cat that lives in my neighborhood. I don't know if it has a home or not, but it's decided to try to adopt me (or at least, to adopt my truck). I can't really describe what it looks like, except to say that it appears to be well fed, and looks like it may have been vomited up by a somewhat larger cat.
Anyway, it keeps trying to force it's way into my home when I open the door, and has taken to sleeping either right outside the back door, or on the hood of my truck (a position it will not relinquish unless I turn on the windshield wipers... Seriously, I turned the truck on, honked the horn, shooed it away, actually put the truck in gear and moved it a bit, hit the brakes suddenly, etc. It just kinda laid there and gave me dirty looks).
Damn weirdness.
But it's my weirdness (and at least it's entertaining).
I don't really have the energy to get too into it right now, but I'm sure I will later.
Meanwhile, here are the bullet points (and I know there are some out there who love bullet points)
- The Good
I've been scoring side work in unexpected places at just about every turn. Stuff that I actually want to do, or am interested in doing instead of just jobs that pay the bills. (This is a new and wonderful, if totally unexpected situation).
- The Bad
At the same time, it has been brought home to me that things on the romantic front are completely and totally over. I knew they were over, but when (for the fourth or fifth time) a person travels four hours to my area, and makes absolutely sure I know that she visited everyone she knew here EXCEPT me, well, I get the hint.
I got an email from her today saying that she'd sent out a box of stuff that I left at her place. I think we may have reached that point where that's all we have left. Returning each other stuff, and sending the occasional awkward email.
I've been putting it off for a while, sending the box with her stuff in it, because it feels so final. The last little bit of 'us' exiting my life.
But I've had most of a year to figure out where I stood, and the cold shoulder, strictly business/professional colleague attitude is a more than adequate indication of just how little our time together meant to her.
I think this will have to be the week.
Such is life.
- The Ugly
So there's this cat that lives in my neighborhood. I don't know if it has a home or not, but it's decided to try to adopt me (or at least, to adopt my truck). I can't really describe what it looks like, except to say that it appears to be well fed, and looks like it may have been vomited up by a somewhat larger cat.
Anyway, it keeps trying to force it's way into my home when I open the door, and has taken to sleeping either right outside the back door, or on the hood of my truck (a position it will not relinquish unless I turn on the windshield wipers... Seriously, I turned the truck on, honked the horn, shooed it away, actually put the truck in gear and moved it a bit, hit the brakes suddenly, etc. It just kinda laid there and gave me dirty looks).
Damn weirdness.
But it's my weirdness (and at least it's entertaining).
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