One wrong word said the wrong way can piss me off so much that all I see is red...and normally the one saying it is my mom. I fully believe that those you are closest too drive you the craziest. But I am not going to talk about that tonight, no this post is more on the positive side.
I was driving the other day and I realized that I felt good. I was relatively happy. With what I am not so sure but I know I had a smile on my face the wind in my hair (my windows were down and the a/c was off), I was listening too music I love, (so probably New Kids on the Block), and I was happy. I have missed that feeling.
I have known for a long while now that living at home is hard. When you are an adult still living in your childhood home with your parents it's hard on everyone. Your parents still see you as there little girl. And let’s face it sometimes 3 adults in one house is a little stifling. Needless to say that being home and not working for 6 months was hard. I had next to no money to go out anywhere and most of my friends work and are tired and don't go out much during the week...or they live an hour away and gas isn't cheap. So I was home too much not doing much of anything with parents that for all intents and purposes are retired.
But that all changed and starting a new job certainly has changed my perspective A LOT.
I have finished my first two weeks and already I can feel the difference in me. I am out of the house doing something again and it feels good.
Not to mention the fact that I am finally working for a company that takes care of its employees. I have even had great feedback from two different managers on my work. Praise was definitely something that was missing at my last job. Also everyone is nice and there doesn't seem to be much office drama going around...but that may still come out of the wood work, it always does...I am just still too new to know it yet.
Having a purpose again, even if it isn't the path I truly want to follow, is nice. I feel like things are lining up for me.
Little things like having a job to go to 5 days a week, hell just getting out of the house; working towards something new; and meeting new people and not holding back parts of myself in front of them. These are all fairly small things in the grand scheme of things that have gone a long way to changing how I feel. I think it’s a nice step in the right direction. Now I just need to figure out what direction that is.








