{I realized that for professional reasons, I might be wise to remove the bulk of this post from this public forum. I don't think this blog could be an honest one without occasional references to how I spend my week days, and I do think I should be more careful in how I discuss this particular aspect of quasi-adulthood. If you're wondering about my job or how I'm doing with it, feel free to email/call/visit/apparate me. And who knows, maybe you'll get an email from me because I'll feel bad that Josh has to hear the same things from me all the time.
Writing my thoughts is therapeutic for me, and so while I may not be expressing certain feelings via blog, I do plan on writing them out, because I've found that I'm much more articulate and purposeful when I write, as opposed to extemporaneous speech. Obviously.}
So for now, I'll leave you with the most important part of the original post:
My life is wonderful.
7 comments:
i love your positive attitude about everything its so contagious!
I think work always feels like this, it's a paradox of emotions really.
Charlotte, what a wonderful outlook. I hope you bookmark this post and come back to it when you are feeling discouraged. This could be edited to apply to anything, really. the monotony of motherhood, perhaps? Thanks for the encouragement. :)
I don't have to fill out a time card, but I certainly know the feeling. But you're right, and my life is wonderful too. Even if I am crazy and subject myself to 40 hour work weeks plus full time school, haha.
Very well said. And may I say that jt hit it on the button when she said that motherhood is monotonous. That's the perfect way to describe it. Why didn't anyone ever tell me?!
Many things in life can be monotonous. Your perspective is a good reminder indeed.
A big, BIG ditto to your mom's and Jessie's comments. Nicely said, Charlotte.
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