And it's easy to ignore till they're knocking on the door of your homes.
It has come to my attention that I have wander off from the objective of life for a moment. I blamed the Holiday Spirit. Those no good evil ghosts of Christmas.
Christmas is supposed to be about joy and family and friends and love. In theory, yes, it supposed to be all that. In reality, it's nothing but a major dent in the bank account, nostalgia, and loneliness. At first, I thought I was the only weird one who thinks that way, but the on-line journal has proven me wrong.
Anyhoo, I decided that brooding is very unbefitting and unless I want to die of depression, which will make my face looked sad and blue in death and not at all pretty, something has to be done. So yes, that means a slight perspective adjustment. Instead of complaining about what I don't have, let's be thankful about what I have.
The day started off extremely well. I stopped by my boss' house and brought them coffee and tea, which is something I haven't done in a while. They are like my surrogate mum and dad and I love them dearly. Seeing them in the morning is like stop by my parent's before I go to work, there were many hugs and kisses. So, yes, Whitney started off her day with some loving.
Then, I arrived at work. As I woke my computer up, behold, there was a message on screen, left by a co-worker who is like my surrogate little brother and it said that I have a copy of Serenity coming my way. So, yes, Whitney started off her day with some serenity as well.
Then, I remembered about the Amazon gift credit I still have and I finally ordered Leaders of the Free World. Took me long enough but finally, power to the Whitney!
Maybe, like Ebenezer Scrooge, the ghosts of Christmas were the necessary evil. I have a feeling that I will be walking into 2006 with my eyes wide open. Just a feeling, you know?
Christmas is supposed to be about joy and family and friends and love. In theory, yes, it supposed to be all that. In reality, it's nothing but a major dent in the bank account, nostalgia, and loneliness. At first, I thought I was the only weird one who thinks that way, but the on-line journal has proven me wrong.
Anyhoo, I decided that brooding is very unbefitting and unless I want to die of depression, which will make my face looked sad and blue in death and not at all pretty, something has to be done. So yes, that means a slight perspective adjustment. Instead of complaining about what I don't have, let's be thankful about what I have.
The day started off extremely well. I stopped by my boss' house and brought them coffee and tea, which is something I haven't done in a while. They are like my surrogate mum and dad and I love them dearly. Seeing them in the morning is like stop by my parent's before I go to work, there were many hugs and kisses. So, yes, Whitney started off her day with some loving.
Then, I arrived at work. As I woke my computer up, behold, there was a message on screen, left by a co-worker who is like my surrogate little brother and it said that I have a copy of Serenity coming my way. So, yes, Whitney started off her day with some serenity as well.
Then, I remembered about the Amazon gift credit I still have and I finally ordered Leaders of the Free World. Took me long enough but finally, power to the Whitney!
Maybe, like Ebenezer Scrooge, the ghosts of Christmas were the necessary evil. I have a feeling that I will be walking into 2006 with my eyes wide open. Just a feeling, you know?
posted by Whitney @ 11:08 AM
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