oh, ringo, you surprise me sometimes - dealing in abstracts

[racistdragon]

I feel like I've got a lot of hypothetical things to think about lately. There are things that might happen, and if they do, I have ideas of what I might do in response. But it feels weird, to be surrounded by so much uncertainty. I'm not unhappy, though. Just anxious

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[musical_junkie]

That's what I'm going through right now. Nothing's set in stone in LA. I have things in Atlanta that are all up in the air. And you want to be able to look forward to things, but you don't know what's going to happen, and it's not a sad feeling, it's just better when you have a concrete plan.

[racistdragon]

Definitely. I mean, I'm probably getting way too ahead of myself, but I have to think of things ahead of time so I know, instead of getting overwhelmed and blindsided.

There's a possibility that I might move with Luis and work on getting a job in Wisconsin. But that depends on if HE gets hired in Wisconsin. And if we can afford to move. It's just a lot - not a bad a lot, just a lot.

[musical_junkie]

Yeah, especially when it's all conditional like that. You want to start thinking ahead, because once the first level is in motion, time moves quickly, but it's hard to not think in the abstract when everything's up in the air.

And, wow, that is A LOT to think about.

[racistdragon]

I knew you would understand. I guess it's better to have possibilities on the horizon as opposed to not?

[cosmic_starz]

Indeed, Rafiki is enlightened. I love his philosophy on learning from the past.