- Mood:
Anxious - Listening to: Alexi Murdoch
- Watching: Lost and Heroes
- Playing: My Guitar and Piano as much as possible
- Eating: Toasted Bagel with some Guava Jam
- Drinking: Lambs Rum
Its odd, life has finally caught up to me. By that I mean, I've been so concerned at finishing school and now that I have, now that I'm working full time and driving and doing all these mature things, I realize, they aren't that great. Sure there are perks, like driving through the country side any time I like and going to parties until I'm too tired to drive and falling asleep on a couch at a friends house. But its odd, no matter how hard I try to hold on to my youth the more it slips through my hands.
Its so sad but true, this life, this expanse of time in which we grace this planet with our dicisions and regrets is completely fleeting. Every moment we exsist is simply that, a moment. I'm not about to start quoting a Lexus commercial at you, but it's odd what an effect age has on you. I remember when I was young sitting in a box that came with our huge television for 2 hours imagining it was a secret base hidden in a tree in the wilds of some tropical forest, I was 8. How did ten years change me so much?
I used to consider it a good day if I didn't have to take a nap, now I'm trying to juggle a social life with work, school and love, and its rediculous. Whats more rediculous is the thought of doing what I'm doing now for the rest of my life. As it stands currently I don't feel like I belong here any more, like a guest who's over stayed his welcome. I don't mean my parents are kicking me out (my mother is insisting I stay at home), I mean I have this insatiable need to leave. To pack a bag, get in my car and drive. If I end up in Nova Scotia, so be it. If I stop in three provinces along the way, thats fine. It doesn't matter where I go, sitting still is becoming a desease aided by televisions and useless internet sites *points finger at mycatlookslikehitler.com*.
Recently my sister asked why I'm never home, I'm either working, doing evening classes on journalism or out, for an undefined amount of time driving. And the answer is I can't stand staying home. Before I got a car I was limited by my own ability to walk, but now, I am no longer limited so there is no point in not taking advantage of it. I'm never home because I've been home my entire life. Where as the world, well the world I've barely been able to see.
But why am I wasting time typing this out to no one. I have places to be and people to see.