I was cleaning out my desk at work, taking down calendars and putting away toys and decorations just to remind myself that I won't be here forever. As I was cleaning, I found a stack of tiny slips of paper that I completely forgot about. Wishes.
A few months ago, I found that my doodles that I shoved underneath my in-tray came true or began to come true. So it became a sort of wishing well for me.
After a while I forgot about the things. But looking at the wishes today, I see that a lot of them came true. If they were huge wishes, I've at least been given the means to make them come true in a very solid way.
There were a couple that absolutely didn't come true. I threw those in the recycling bin last so i can figure out why. One of the wishes was to understand why the hell I am in San Diego if I hate it here so much. Why do I have to be stuck? The other one was wishing to be back together with my ex. And another one was to be okay with my friend who I cut out of my life at the same time as my ex. Eh. The last one that was a choice I made after years of thought, and my reasons for doing so, outweighed me being okay with her, so I'm sticking with it.
I'm guessing that me being here in SD still is about me taking action and not thinking so much that it leads to inaction. Everything is happening that way now. People are just fucking nagging me about my life and how I choose to abstain from pretty much everything…I'm fine with observing, I don't need to participate. What has participation gotten me? Yes. Into this fine mess you see before you.
But I suppose, the message is for me to participate, despite the fact that it often infuriates me. How about this…participating in what I choose to participate in…that sounds reasonable. I have to say that in general the people I am coming into contact with now, they are about DOing. Not analyzing or observing or theorizing. They don't get my mental/emotional BS. And admittedly, a lot of it is BS.
Well. I'm closing chapters…opening doors…all that symbolic crap you do when you move forward…Here's to better things!