ever get the feeling that you're desperately running, trying to get somewhere very important, but have no idea in which direction you're supposed to go; and even though you're huffing and puffing and sweating like a pig, most of the fatigue is from the constant searching for some sign of familiarity, some sort of signal that you're going the right way, that you've guessed correctly and congratulations, now you can finally slow down and take a freaking break, but you're petrified that you'll fly right past that essential turn; in fact, what if maybe all this time you've been running in circles and aren't actually going anywhere and you'll keep doing it until one day your heart just gives out and it'll only ever be over when you fall down and die, but you'll have no idea when it's coming until right that second when it up and happens?
yeah. me too.
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time to take a breather cadiz, i should think. a holiday's a real good way to clear that map in your head.
I declare this your most inspiring and uplifting post to date!! Maybe not, but I know one thing for sure: Growing up sucks bananas.. B-A-N-A-N-A-S! (stupid song….)
uh, oh. slow down and smell some roses. it'll get better; it has to.
please whats the "important" place you were going to?
ps: happy BLOG anniversary!!!!!!!!!!!!
Are you running late again? :-)
I used to feel this way in the later years at the ad agency bleah.
Eat some chocolate.
That is one of the longest sentences I've ever seen.
Hang in there, cadiz.
Before I leave the house, I memorize maps and satellite photos. If only there were maps and satellite photos for life...
(Happy blog anniversary to you too)
somedays the feeling is worse. but most days I get by. slow down, and happy blog anniversary. :-)
This felt like it belonged in On the Road. It's good, and I feel that way at work, and the bosses don't help with their forty-five second shpeal. Anyways, I just hum Jack Johnson to myself when I start bugging out this way....
"Slow down everyone, you're moving too fast..."
So sorry. I know that feeling. Been going through it a lot lately. I just want things to slow down enough that I can figure it all out. But instead - it just runs on along with me dragging behind.
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