Don't think about what you are giving up
Don't think about what you are giving up. Think about what you really want.
(somthing like that)
Good advice.
Don't think about what you are giving up. Think about what you really want.
BITCH of the MOMENT: last case scenario
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One of the worst feelings is knowing that you are the last option. Think back to the days of gradeschool P.E., Choosing teams. Perhaps you were one of the physically exceptional athletes at that age or you had a bunch of friends that always wanted you on their team.
I was not. I did not want to play the games because I did not want to look like an ass in front of everyone. Not that I was a chubby kid- I wasn't that either. I was a very skinny little broad in grade school. It came down to I wasn't popular and didn't want to be there.
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Actually, when you got into about... 5th grade, you could become part of the school crossing guard. Me and another girl got in trouble for hitting a kid with the "KIDS CROSSING" sign so we got to go to the resident therapist during P.E.
Niiiiiice.
But that didn't last long.
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Just as much as I didn't want to participate, I most certainly did not want to be the last person picked. You can see already the rut I was in.
And that mentality has carried over to womanhood.
I hate knowing that I am the last option. That when someone says to me "Oh I miss you so much" it is because the other resources have gone dry.
That sucks. A lot.
And I have a hard time forking over any "yippydee! my turn, oh yea!" type crap because...
well, my feelings get hurt to, DAMN IT!
Now my brain is stuck back a Root Elementary. That's right: the Root Raiders.
We had a school song...
"Black and Gold
Gold and Black
We're Root Raiders
R-O-O-T
bla bla bla bla
Reading Writing
bla bla bla bla bla"
... So on and so forth
We had to sing it at graduation. Words cannot express the dread that filled my heart during school. I fucking HATED gradeschool. FUCKING HATED GRADESCHOOL.
I got made fun of to no end. If I am in the right mood, I can still cry over it.
That's right- I said it.
That is the age when I began to hone my talent for getting out of school for "medical purposes" And that doesn't mean that I wasn't really sick
(some of the time I was and sometimes I hated school enough to make myself sick)
Terrible. Yuck.
Perhaps that is where part of my drive comes from to kick the living shit out of how everyone thought I was going to turn out.
You know, I was a smart ass even back then. When I was in... I think 4th grade... I was a BIG TROUBLE MAKER. Me and Mrs. Seifritz (See Fritz run, See Fritz Jump) despised each other. Total Trouble Maker
Let me list a few instances:
a) Brought a fake knife to school: I got it on vacation. It was the kind that when you poke somebody the plastic blade recedes so it looks like it is going in the person. Yea, teacher saw. Ended up in the principal's office. That's really all I remember about it. Obviously this was prior to the days of wide spread terror where kids get suspended for pointing chicken fingers and saying "bang bang".
b) Bring the rest down too: I never got in trouble alone (aside the knife thing). My handy dandy sidekicks were there too. That didn't fool anyone: Mrs. Seifritz knew the truth. She actually called me (to my face) a "BIG PROBLEM".
c) Hit the guy with the crossing sign: yea, actually I (and another girl) held the boy by the backpack while a third girl hit him with a sign. As stated previously, I ended up seeing the school therapist during PE (didn't even plan that).
d) Blue balls: this one wasn't my fault but is REALLY funny. A female friend threw a rock at this boy she had a crush on (they later dated). Simple enough, right? Turns out she hit him in the balls and his mother wrote a letter to the principal explaining his bruising which she, in turn, read to me and my friend. 5th graders.
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These events have become mild.
So many hours I spent in that office with various ailments. There is no way of describing it. Anything to get out of the classroom. And I would stay away for as long as possible because the worst part was going back into the classroom- everyone turned to see who came in. Hated it. Absolutely. I would try to stay gone until they were switching classes so I could sneak into the crowd.
Nonetheless, I quit the Gifted and Talented Program (which I regret to this day) to spend more time with my "friends". I really don't like that girl. She is a fuckhead.
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Anyway, I have to get my ass out of Root Elementary. ITS OVER THANK GOD.
The whole point was that it sucks to be the last case scenario.
I can't really get my mind around WHY specifically it sucks, but just on principle.
Maybe because I have no other scenarios. When something new comes up... it sticks. And I don't like sticky stuff- like bandaids- because they usually hurt and they never come off as easily as they went on.
Thus, I condemn sticky stuff.
And dealing with all that crap gets me off track. And that sucks too.
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Being alone isn't bad. Its been remarkably good for me so far.
But too much of anything... whatever.
It will be amazing if I recognize when to change course. Looks as though that will require divine intervention. I have a feeling I am coming closer to... opening up to it? allowing it? experiencing?
Anyway. Enough.
I am about ready to take to my bed and mourn loss of my sanity.
TODAY'S BITCH: ROMANCE
Merry Christmas all.
That's right: its time for the annual picture upload!
I love to drive: I know I love to drive.
Merry Christmas all.
So the remodel has begun
Messy; flat out messy.
So in talking to my grandfather today I found out that he doesn't want to live out here in California. Actually, it is more likely that he doesn't realize he doesn't live out here.
I have this game I have played since I was a little girl (mindgame, that is).
Tonight's drive I will take the backroads, not the main streets.
I think that we all live on the verge of losing everything.