Calm water

[serenissima]

Tonight I feel optimistic about how my life will play out over the next couple of years. I think things will work out fine.

My work ethic is suffering, though. I'm arguing with myself not to play hooky tomorrow. This is the second time in less than two weeks, I think, that I've contemplated calling in sick when I'm well.

Comments

[breimh.livejournal.com]

Sounds like things other than your workplace are balanced in your life. There's got to be something about the workplace that's not sitting well with you, on some level, to make you not want to be there this strongly. If you can put your finger on what that is... whether it's that you're bored, to something as dreadful as feeling abused there by others... then you should figure out if there's a way to make things better there once you've determined what the root of the problem is.

I wish you luck with it, and hope things keep going smoothly through the rest of the areas of your life, too.

[aristeros.livejournal.com]

Work, the thing almost none of us wants to do, is the second thing to suffer. Dreams, the things we want to do but are accustomed to neglecting, are, naturally, the first.

You'll feel better with more exercise and an hour or three a week spent at a hobby. Maybe you should go borrow that book, after all.