Stories of a Moron

Tuesday, April 14, 2009

Worried

I'm not worried. A week and a half ago I put in my three week notice to my managers at work. I mercifully decided to stay through inventory. I hate inventory and always have ever sense my Papa had us grand children doing it at the parts store. I think I locked myself in the bathroom on that one....

I've been getting a lot of phone calls lately from family memebers. Even family memebers I don't ussually get phone calls from. I think they're worried about me. Well, don't be. I'm not real sure what I'll be doing in another two months, but I'll be doing something. My plan is to finish that sorry house, then move somewhere else.

As of April 23rd I'll rejoin the unemployed and those living with their parents. But hopefully I'll be done with that after a month or two.

Paul "I'm late for work again, but what are they going to do?" Murphy

4 Comments:

  • I am sure you have had people offer all sorts of advice, so I am not going to do that. I can give you a true life story....
    I spent a considerable amount of time and money (well lets just say money) at university getting my degree is Psychology and Philosophy. I had dreams of a nice leather couch in a flash part of town counselling rich housewives who were sick of doing domestic duties. Then in my final year I did a bit of an internship and had real patients. After that one year I had absolutely no desire to continue in the field that I was now qualified for. So what....it is not as if that time was wasted. I still had a piece of paper that showed I am capable of sticking something out. I then dropped into the first job I could find, which turned out to be an industry that seems to take people simply looking for an income. 15 years later I am still in that industry and it has certainly paid the bills as well as showing me the world. If I could have lived my real dream I would have been a musician specialising in cutting edge comedy (or at least cutting the edge of what is acceptable). But seems like I lack some of the skills to get paid at this so instead have this as a part time (unpaid)thing. Point being, life has a way of sorting things out - christians might refer to it as Gods will, Buddhists fate, to us aetheists it is what we make of it and to agnostics well they have no idea why things turn out the way they do. I do not think people should start to worry until you pack your bags and move to hollywood to become a movie star and instead end up tacking your clothes off at some seedy night club 4 nights a week....I am sure things will work themselves out, hey you could even get married and be a house husband.

    By Anonymous Voice of Reason, at 4/14/2009 12:52 PM  

  • Dear Voice, I've always enjoyed your comments/brutal opinion pieces. That might have been one of your best yet. Props to you.

    By Anonymous Anonymous Brother, at 4/14/2009 5:42 PM  

  • Timing...A lot of life is about timing. We are in our own timing "delimma" right now. We started this adoption 2 years ago in March. What was supposed to take 18months to baby, we are 2 years and 3 countries later and really no closer to getting a child than we were March of 2007 except we have our homestudy done. Before we started, I vowed to not let delays bother me, knowing that God was timing who would be placed in our home, if we followed His will. Little did I know that vow would be tested over and over again. Not to mention the thousands of dollars lost in the meantime.
    But you know what keeps me going is that someday, when I have gotten to know the child we adopt, I will thank God over and over for the delays, knowing that I would not have that particular child if we hadn't gone through this.
    I wanted to go to Lipscomb for college, but my parents couldn't afford it. I wouldn't have met Aaron if I had gone there. I am so glad I didn't get what I wanted.
    I liked a guy my first few years in college that didn't like me. I was devastated. But God saved me for Aaron. If that guy would have liked me, I would have married him in an instant and would have missed out on Aaron. I can't count the literally hundreds of times I have thanked God for the hurt of those few years, because he had something 1000% better waiting for me.
    What I am saying is... Of course you probably know what I am saying...10 years from now, you may look back and be in the same position I am. Seeing how God allowed me to hurt or not get what I wanted, but instead, gave me something even better than I dreamed for. Since you are seeking God's will, you can be assured that you will look back and see how He helped you. You may end up with a better job than you ever hoped, or you may meet your future wife, I don't know. Of course you aren't worried, so you probably didn't need this. Good luck !

    By Blogger K. Pirkle, at 4/17/2009 6:19 AM  

  • Does this mean I shouldn't call you any more?

    By Anonymous Josh, at 4/17/2009 3:12 PM  

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