Finally Moved

[george_dayton]

"While the argument was going on, Captain Teruzo Ando and 150 men were bursting into the official residence of Grand Chamberlain Kantaro Suzuki, who, like Viscount Saito, had so enjoyed the private showing of Naughty Marietta a few hours earlier. The elderly admiral, wakened by a maid, rushed to a storage room for a sword. He couldn't find it.

Comments

[tenenbaums]

Because of grade school, college, and grad school, I'm used to being in a certain place for a finite amount of time. That schedule has also affected my perception of work as full-time jobs lasted for only a few months and part-time at Davis Library was just that: part-time.

Now I've been working in my current full-time library job for nearly a year and I'm already antsy for a change. What's somewhat helping ground me is that I'll be living in the same house for consecutive years, the first time that's happened since high school.

But I know what you mean. We've been conditioned to move on and continually start anew that when we're expected to stay still, we freeze up. That's why I'm pursuing being a writer full-time because it's a field that affords a great deal of flexibility and can be done anywhere.

Hope the semester ends well for you.

[jessamyn19]

that is very interesting.

I also feel like I'm constantly starting, or starting over. I have moved 6 times in the last 6 years, attended three different schools, lived in the states, the uk, the states and back again. but it's always starting, never building. I should be grateful for all the options and the ability to do what every i want, but i can't seem to figure out what i want.

*hugs*