The Good
Does this really need explaing?
I’ve been a little preoccupied with life in general lately to really post anything. This is a total 180 from last year when it was the lack of events that prevented me from blogging.
I’m rarely ever home before 10 pm now. And, in the off chance I do show my face before then, it’s for an hour at most before I’m once again heading out the door.
So what is keeping this girl away from home, and her wordpress account? Life.
Monday’s and Friday’s I have a session with a personal trainer at my gym for an hour, which is then followed by cardio and stretching.
Wednesday’s find me at the local university listening to a lecture in my Marketing I course. Last week’s topic? Ethics and Social Responsibility. Thrilling, no?
And, as of this Saturday, I will be attending the in-class portion of my driving school lessons. Yes, this girl is going to drive.
In between there I make several other trips to the gym to follow my PT’s workout regime, perform some exciting cardio exercises on the stationary bike and eliptical machine, hang out with friends, or attend any other functions that pop up.
I’m starting to run on autopilot, and considering what I’m currently dealing with, that’s not necessarily a bad thing
The Bad
Those things in life that test your patience.
My oldest sister is once again acting like an idiot. I’m not surprised, but it’s very tiring.
My hearing test today confirmed what I already knew. The hearing loss in my right ear has progressed and is no longer “within the acceptable” range. Who even knew there was an acceptable range for hearing loss?! My left ear, which also suffers hearing loss, is still within the “acceptable range”. The scarring has faded on my right ear drum, but is still there. That scarring will always be there though. So that leaves me with a soon to be scheduled visit with an ENT Specialist. I am neither surprised, nor impressed. I’m classifying this as “Bad” until I see the specialist. Depending on what he/she says may cause this to shift into another category. We’ll see.
The Ugly
Those things in life that test your sanity and your faith.
Added to this is my Aunt’s health issues. Last year, around this time, she was diagnosed with cancer. The doctors fought it with chemotherapy and she went into remission. Unfortunately the doctors did not think it was beaten. Sadly, they were right. She has recently been diagnosed with another tumour, and this time the odds are not in her favour. The tumour is 3 times the size it was last time and there is a very real threat that it may have travelled to her brain. I’m normally a pessimist in life, since it leaves less roomfor disappointment, but I think in this case I’m going to happily block out this news and live in denial. Please do not burst my bubble. This year has been bad enough that I do not want to deal with this.
And, as if all this wasn’t enough, “that day” is quickly approaching. Please do not ask me how I’m feeling about this. It’s quite possible that may just break me.


Dig Up
June 16, 2008Back on Victoria Day my niece’s 29 year old boyfriend (yes, he’s older than me) made a comment about women being confused and not knowing what they want. He made this comment while out with 4 girls (the boy has a death wish). And if you know anything about me at all, you know I didn’t let this pass. He tried removing his foot from his mouth but only managed to shove it in further. My cousin (and not a cousin to my niece) told him ”to keep digging up”.
Oddly enough, I find this phrase quite appropriate concerning my life at the moment. I fully admit I’m stuck, and I feel like the few attempts I’ve made have been as futile as “digging up”. My drive has, and I apologize for the really bad pun that’s about to happen, driven away. The catch-22 here is I know how to go about changing how I’m feeling, but as I said, I just can’t bring myself to do it.
I’ll never say this to Metro (my nickname for my niece’s boyfriend), but in this instance I really am confused.
Anyone feel like giving this girl the proverbial kick in the ass she needs?
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