April 22, 2005

  • I always want to write something really profound and thoughtful here
    and I never do.  I usually write everyday crap.  Well here's
    some more of it.

    I really like my job.  The kids drive me crazy, but I love them...
    most of them.  I feel like I say stop whining 80,000 times a
    day.  God only knows what type of parent I would be.   I
    would never allow a whiner.  I'm so tough with myself, I'm scared
    I'd be too tough with my kid.  I'd probably make it grow up too
    fast, ruin it's life and have it hate me when it grows up.  Yea,
    it's definitely better if I just don't have any. 

    School is keeping me so busy!  I'm so far behind in my school
    work.  It's stressful.  I shouldn't have taken that year off
    after I graduated college.  I don't have the enthusiasm I had last
    semester either. 

    On other fronts, I'm single and well, it's not really much different
    from the last 3 years of "unsingle" life.  Although, a friend did
    tell me the last three years she considered me single.  I guess it
    was like being quasi-single.  So everyone in the world is trying
    to find someone to set me up with.  They act like if I'm single
    too long I  might die or something; like it's a crime.  I
    simply don't understand.  Is there something wrong with me being
    single?  I have no time for a "relationship".  Everyone wants
    me chained up and married as soon as possible.  WHY?  What's the big rush?

    So at breakfast this morning a collegue mentions something she saw on
    Oprah about wives are supposed to make thier husband's their number one
    priority (even above their kids).  The person on Oprah even went
    so far as to say that fulling her husbands needs fullfilled her
    needs.  All I have to say to that is BARF!  What's wrong with
    people?  Sometimes I wonder about the progress this world is
    really making.  Why can't people just be happy on there own? 
    Although, maybe that's just a crazy loner thing I have.  I'm told
    I'm "anti-social".  So maybe it's an unreasonable request to ask
    for someone who feels content on there own, someone who is sure of who
    they are and aren't afraid to spend some time alone.  Who actually
    fulfills their needs by "fulfilling the needs of their husband"? 
    Maybe I'm crazy. 

Comments (1)

  • He actually wasn't too hard on the eyes, Glob.

    Fulfilling MrIp's needs allows me to guilt him later on...so yes, it does fulfill my needs.

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