I am looking through a haze of a virus filled head, listening to 'Who Wants to Be a Superhero' on TV.
I am finished with the project. I had numerous e-mails and calls from classmates with questions. None of us is confident in our project. I just want to give it to him and have it in HIS HANDS. No more second guessing how I did it. Then Thursday is the LAST DAY! (a final and turning in a project tomorrow and a portfolio separates me from FREEDOM!!!!)
Then there is the group work in another class, which isn't going particularly well since we aren't sure to what to do in there either. But at least it's not assessment. It's all relevant to assessment these days.
I've been reading your blogs about retreats and vacations and fun and merriment this summer. I say....sniff....sniff.... I want to go too .....Pity land is so easy to go to! No lines, no waiting, just come on in to pity land and start complaining. Hee hee.
Good night I say through my stuffy nose fog.... :) :)
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I love Pity Land. Where else can you go where it’s all about you?
So wonderfully sad and dreary. Where everyone else has happy faces and perfect lives. Ah…as I write this I can feel the familiar weight of despair settling comfortably over me. Please excuse me, I have some brooding to do…
Seriously, I’m with you in the self pity department. I come home from a wonderful retreat and it no time I’m stressing over school, money, and other problems real and imagined.
Feeling sorry for myself once in a while is not the problem. It’s when I begin flogging myself about feeling it that things get really unhealthy.
Don’t beat yourself up about a little self pity. It’s no way to live, but it’s not a sign of great spiritual weakness either. The psalms are filled with it – which puts us in really good company!
good luck with all of the final stuff! After painstakingly working through my final stuff in my summer course, I definitely understand!
Ahh you are such supportive friends! I like the reference to Psalms. That makes me feel better.
I believe the old Vonage TV jingle is appropriate here.
Ready?
WOO Hoo,
WOO Hoo Hoo.
WOO Hoo,
WOO Hoo Hoo.
(note, that was not to be confused with Gwen Stefani's Sweet Escape, which goes:
WOOOOOOO Hoo,
WHEEEEEEEEEEEEEW Hoo,
WOOOOOOO Hoo,
WHEEEEEEEEEEEEEW Hoo!)
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