I'm a little sketched out right now.
I just got back from Boston, only to discover I've missed two closing shifts at work because of a few mishaps and screw-ups, both in part for me not getting time off correctly (which is stupid and CRAP), and in my manager not getting the schedule out on time so I could freaking CHECK to make sure I didn't work when I was on vacation (the schedule came out three days late. If it had come out on time, I would have caught the shifts that I was supposed to work).
So my boss is pissed, everyone's kind of in awe that I still am employed, and I've decided that maybe I'll starting hating my work place again.
Hey. Sounds good to me. Just the average American dream, eh?
I'm peeved, perversed, morose, unhappy and sad for many reasons at the moment. I guess I'm also stressed and angst-ridden. Damn. Someone had me a razor blade and remind me to cross at the corner and never jay-walk on my arms.
I'm very worried about this upcoming school year. I'm overscheduled times a million and school hasn't started yet. Some nights, I'll be gone from 6:30 in the morning until 10:30 at night. And then I still have homework to do.
I don't know what the fuck to DO. I need my job, I need theatre, I need other enrichment activities like Youth Leadership Garbargecrap for church and Link Crew. They say that a huge part of growing up is prioritizing, but I can't do that at the moment. I'm really sorry, Mr. Grown-Up, but dropping anything is out of the question.
Somedays I wish theatre didn't take so much time. But then it wouldn't be half as good or the end result as fufilling, and I wouldn't give that up for the world.
I work 10-12 hours a week. I have rehearsal 30 hours a week at least. Youth Leadership meets randomly once/twice a month at least for two hours and I have Conformation shit to deal with when I don't even believe in what I'm getting confirmed for.
I need a Conformation sponsor.
If I told them Jesus said I didn't need one because I was such a super-great Christian, do you think they'd believe me? Me too. But anyway that's every. damn. Wednesday. for two hours plus other meetings. Plus Link Crew blah and other things that always come up.
I hate all this. I hate feeling busy and I'm always busy. Just writing this all down makes me twitchy and sad because it's like I'm giving up my whole world of free time for things I don't like but have to do. I wonder if lots of other people feel like this or just me. If it's lots, then it's no wonder we're all depressed, Zoloft-pumped persons. It's no wonder we all hate our jobs and our houses and our taxes. It's no wonder that everyone's a zombie, sprinting through life for no real reason because in the end we all end up somewhere that isn't here.
With the lives we lead, it's inevitable. |