Now that I am re-reading
those lines (November 1st -
ages ago it seems ) written so early in the morning, I am wondering
whether they were pre-maturely uttered. Due to the butt-crack of dawn-elation –
something a small percentage of the population in general ever experience in
their lives.
Hang on.
When we were little we must have felt that without fail on Christmas morning, I am sure. But then again it could be argued quite a number of people never were children but started out as uptight naysayers. Anyway, back to my point:
Hang on.
When we were little we must have felt that without fail on Christmas morning, I am sure. But then again it could be argued quite a number of people never were children but started out as uptight naysayers. Anyway, back to my point:
DID I speak too
soon?
Well, that I
cannot answer for I am not all-knowing and even though some time has passed now
and all is arguably not perfect, not even well, I equally do not know what
still may or may not happen. For now let’s say the week straight after Brussels was a fine
example of depression and listlessness. I was unable to even only get my head
around putting in action at least some of the things a friend of mine and I had
talked about.
I sat in my flat
– catatonically – watch the BBC’s 2009 TV adaption of “Emma” over and over and
pretty much any other movie that Romola Garai featured in. That in turn got me
watching “Moonlight” with the gorgeous Alex O’Loughlin.
I know…
Needless to mention the consumption of VARIOUS items of what can only be called comfort- if not junk-food.
I am actually
not sure which perpetuated what – the overall-low in my mood and the utter lack
of hope resulting in the need for comfort in its most basic form that is
available to a human of the “single” variety – chocolate in all its shapes and
sizes. Or pasta. Or Danish. Or icecream.
Or was it the
feeling of guilt at having stuffed my face silly without even having TRIED to
give rationality a chance like any (here it is again) RATIONAL being would, thus needing to
bury said guilt with even more chocolate. And pasta. And Danish. And icecream.
Does that sound
like a person in whose head rationality would have stood a chance at that
precise moment in time? Didn’t think so.
YES – in a way I
wallowed, ok. Fine.
But I just felt
utterly utterly drained. I now ask myself whether discussing the future of my
life (or at the very least a few step that may come next) really is that
exhausting and what’s more should it be?
I’ve never been the optimistic kind of gal and to be honest the past 12 months weren’t exactly a walk in the park. I get it, no one is perpetually happy – not even those with a sunny disposition. We all struggle and have challenges to overcome. But the fear of the crap continuing paralyses me in a way.
And can I just ask this: Where does it say that the universe wants me to be happy? Where do people get that from? Which cosmic guidelines have they been reading?
Yes, I am one of
those who rather have nice things fall in their lap than more and more problems
– sue me. After a crappy year I would like to state for the record that I am
now ready for some nice things. And can they please start dropping NOW!
Oh, and can I
also just say that OF COURSE I know the school of thought that claims that one
brings everything – good AND bad – onto oneself.
Boy, I really
must hate, no HATE myself if I really did all that.
Interesting
thought, though. Self-hate as the source of all evil. That and various
ego-related, shall we say, imbalances.
No conclusion,
yet. Clearly!
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