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abandon changes
10.19.06 (9:00 am)   [edit]

when you've made progress- maybe made some good choice, like getting out of or over an unhealthy relationship, only to get swept back up in the sentiment and old habits, I'd call that 'abandoning changes.'  Well, other things as well, but I think my favorite g-mail's name for 'moving on' before sending or saving a draft fits appropriately.  Dart through my heart.  I like my life.  I am happy. Laughing  There have been only brief moments of relapse lately for me.  And I don't want anything different.  It's just been a flittering thought- me in another alternate world where things turned out differently.  Then I open my eyes a little wider and am glad life didn't go that way.  I like that it can be bigger and better than my mind dreams.


I've said before that I want everything, and wondered what's so wrong with that!  Not possessions, but I suppose one can feel like he or she can possess just about anything, or want to.  I saw the flip-side of that recently.  <on a related note, how come the craziest things happen when something else is already vying for my attention?>  I was on the phone or some other work-related thing, when the mail guy gestures to the phone and says he wants to get my number some time.  I just look at him (a little bewildered) and nod my head, mumbling, "okay..."  He definitely wasn't asking for practical purposes.  (There's another courier who has my work #, and calls if nothing is coming in, to see if we're sending anything out- I see nothing wrong w/ that).  What in the world?  I'm debating whether to just say, "No." (which would be hard- I tend to explain things- sometimes, to death!) or say something like, "I already have a boyfriend." or some third option.  There are a number of problems with the "I'm seeing someone" route.  He could say something about being friends; he could make me uncomfortable by asking if I'm happy or if it's serious... so yeah, sometimes I don't know how to be nice and also state what I need to.  I'll try the, "No thanks" approach.  Makes me wonder if I should not talk as much w/ or smile at the opposite sex.  It's not an open invitation.
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