I received a rather unexpected phone call today. Apparently, using a fairly common search term that would bring up thousands and thousands and thousands of websites, a professor of mine from grad school stumbled upon my blog. He read it for a while when it finally dawned on him he knew who I was. It was the Kiwi. The good news is I don't care. He is a pretty cool professor and I don't mind what he reads. In fact, the only reason I think he was able to figure it out was that I confided in him about some of the conflicts I had with the Kiwi. And Loverboy. So once he read the posts it wasn't too hard to put two and two together. I know I can trust him. He's just learned one way in which I learned to cope with the situation.
I just hope no one else figures it out. But I don't think they will because only people I trust know how things actually were in that place.
UPDATE: OK, now I know never to make assumptions. I actually typed in the search term, which should has produced countless hits. It's a very common term. But apparently, it only brings up 441. Still a lot. The problem is, mine is 4th one listed on the first page. Darn it.
Friday, February 27, 2009
Wednesday, February 11, 2009
I am free
After I graduated last August I found myself in a situation that I've never been in before. When I graduated high school I went on to college, when I earned my BS I went on to graduate school. Throughout all that time I was employed, ready to move on to the next job when one was over. All of my life I have known what I was going to do next before I finished what I was doing. When people ask how I felt after I successfully defended, finished the revisions, and completed all the paperwork, the first word that comes to me is "free." I feel free, in more ways than one. So much runs through my mind when I say that word. It is more than a word.
I am free from the enslavement, degrading treatment, and humiliation of the past several years working for the Kiwi.
I am free to choose whatever path I want to take.
I am free to leave a job if I don't like it, I am no longer stuck.
I am free to move on with my life and find happiness again.
I am free to move forward in my relationship with Fiance.
I am free to enjoy my new close relationship with my sister.
I am free to enjoy life, my life.
I am free.
I am free from the enslavement, degrading treatment, and humiliation of the past several years working for the Kiwi.
I am free to choose whatever path I want to take.
I am free to leave a job if I don't like it, I am no longer stuck.
I am free to move on with my life and find happiness again.
I am free to move forward in my relationship with Fiance.
I am free to enjoy my new close relationship with my sister.
I am free to enjoy life, my life.
I am free.
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