The Oubliette

Pronunciation: "ü-blE-'et Function: noun Etymology: French, from Middle French, from oublier to forget, from Old French oblier, from Vulgar Latin *oblitare, frequentative of Latin oblivisci to forget Definition: A place to leave things (or people) to forget about them

Thursday, March 29, 2007

"Good things come to those who wait." -Unknown

Who ever came up with that saying should be shot. I'm tired of waiting. I guess I'm a little testy tonight. I've been cleaning, getting the condo ready to be shown tomorrow and I'm so tired of everything. Tired of the crowds of people swarming to Greenlake. Tired of the heel walker that lives above me (being cute doesn't cut it anymore...it's getting old really fast). Tired added on top of not having the "itch" scratched in over a year (that alone deserves another post) doesn't make for a very happy guy.

I'm trying to be positive. I have a new job (which I can't start since my current boss doesn't have a replacement lined up yet). I had coffee with a guy I met at a party who was kind, thoughtful, smart, and extermely good looking (and who I think is way out of my league - and he still wanted meet me).

Yes the "itch" isn't helping with the boy craziness that I'm going through now. I think that I'm handling it very well and trying not to burn my candle at both ends. Although there are some moments that if I had a muscular leg of a particular individual...I'd be like some annoying dog humping away at it. Yet I digress.

Hopefully things will click into place like the tumblers of some cosmic lock opening up...I sell my place and find a place I like downtown, I start up my new job and I like it, and I meet some one that has a mutual attraction between the two of us. No I'm not expecting wedding bells to happen...just a nice relationship for now.

1 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

Good words.

9:48 AM  

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