spikerags
10-31-2006, 12:10 AM
Quick turnaround on a "crisis" I know.
Guys thanks for your help.
I sat down with a best friend, and hashed this out and found I am not in love at all. In some ways, my feelings for her were just a way of missing college. In addition, I could do better than her. I think we ALL can and DESERVE better than what we feel we are willing to settle for. We should all swing for the fences. Its been an emotional night. But I feel alive again. I'm not dying, in fact the future is brighter than ever. Heck, a law firm is paying me 1700/ week, and then 105 K to start when I graduate (and it is a lifestyle law firm, 1800 minimum with incentives kicking in after that). I'm in the best shape of my life. I'll probably trade my lancer in for an SL500 2005 when I graduate.
NOW, I am NOT saying this to brag. Really, I'm not. I just think that we quarterlifers need to move on, and grabe life by the horns. If we all look hard enough, we all have a lot going for us. We live in one of the few countries in the world where we can pursue our dreams and not be shot for it. Good things do come our way. By the way, this job was the second one I interviewed for, so I didn't even have to kill myself for it. What a blessing.
So, Qlifers, 'til our next "crisis" which I am sure will not be a whole lot bigger than a hill of beans.
Thanks
Spike rags
Guys thanks for your help.
I sat down with a best friend, and hashed this out and found I am not in love at all. In some ways, my feelings for her were just a way of missing college. In addition, I could do better than her. I think we ALL can and DESERVE better than what we feel we are willing to settle for. We should all swing for the fences. Its been an emotional night. But I feel alive again. I'm not dying, in fact the future is brighter than ever. Heck, a law firm is paying me 1700/ week, and then 105 K to start when I graduate (and it is a lifestyle law firm, 1800 minimum with incentives kicking in after that). I'm in the best shape of my life. I'll probably trade my lancer in for an SL500 2005 when I graduate.
NOW, I am NOT saying this to brag. Really, I'm not. I just think that we quarterlifers need to move on, and grabe life by the horns. If we all look hard enough, we all have a lot going for us. We live in one of the few countries in the world where we can pursue our dreams and not be shot for it. Good things do come our way. By the way, this job was the second one I interviewed for, so I didn't even have to kill myself for it. What a blessing.
So, Qlifers, 'til our next "crisis" which I am sure will not be a whole lot bigger than a hill of beans.
Thanks
Spike rags