Still one day at a time. Friday, May 05, 2006 My feet hurt. I walked alot yesterday taking photos for work of the parade as it was lining up. It was a lot of fun and good excersize. So now I am not wanting anything greasy which is a good sign to have. It's crazy how I have started more vegan type foods. Or just a lack of meat. Well outside of Tuna and chicken occasionaly. Grease weights me down. But that is a different topic for another time. The tug of war rages on again, which is a good sign that there is a struggle or aim to reach. Just two more days of Derby then work slows down to where we all can breathe a lil again. I can't wait. After that I think I will have a sit down with my boss and ask if I can get a schedule change of some type. I am missing alot in life with my work load. I ponder what more I can do to reach out at Jeff street. They see me come in at night for whatever reason and they light up in hopes they can go to the lab. I know I make a difference there but how much more can I make a difference? With Sojourn I really hope in the new building to start an after shool program or lab for them. I may not be able to run it but I would love to get it started. At least help. I think there is so much that could come out of it. I guess today I officially will be taking a first step away from sittin at the crossroads. Actually I have been slowly walking away and into the direction I feel called into. I have been opening up and much greater honesty with my community group and with another friend. Just opening and letting them know how dry and out I have felt. And knowing that I have support there has been a great help. Today I have a lunch meeting for business and then personal. So we shall see what comes of it. It seems that it is for me to bring others into my life on a deeper level in making it through life. The journey will involve others. One step at a time. Today I hope to get some sort of idea or direction, inventory something. Life has been ok, it is still one day at a time though. I have prayed a few times, but I still can't really read the bible right now. posted by Tom at 9:25 AM 2 Comments:  iggie said... losing out on life because of you job is something i can sympathise with. my last job was seven hours with four hour traveling. i had at best 2 hours to myself, which i chose to do nothing but sit and relax. if it's something you love, you can wait unti the weekends. but if it isn't, then it's tough. Friday, May 05, 2006 9:21:00 PM    Bobby said... That would be so cool if you could start a computer lab at the Mary Street building! Monday, May 08, 2006 9:13:00 AM   Post a Comment << Home

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