Thursday, August 26, 2010

impatience

i don't wait well. it's a weakness of mine; if something important is coming up, i am on freaking tenterhooks until it happens. case in point: i am currently waiting for my student loan disbursement. five business days is INTERMINABLE when you have a ton of things to buy. i'm antsy as hell waiting for the direct deposit to show up.

but this impatience pales in comparison with the waiting game i have to play now. i wonder if this is how people in jail feel as their sentences wind down. i am so. damn. close. to having absolutely everything i have ever wanted in this life. there's just the matter of having to snip those last few threads of entanglement before i can get totally free. i have no choice in the matter, either; there's just no way to advance the timetable.

all i can do is think about how little time is really left. i've waited this long. i can wait a little longer.

6 comments:

  1. I'm keeping my fingers crossed for you that you get absolutely everything you want. You deserve every bit of it.

    I'm a terrible waiter as well so I totally feel your pain.

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  2. God, I hate waiting. I think we all do. Fortunately, these things end up being worth the wait, don't you think?

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  3. Hmmm... as the sentence winds down? You mean before they are turned loose and set free??

    ... or before they are executed?

    LMAO..

    Sorry.. that struck me as funny... :oD

    I trust all is well!!

    ~shoes~

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  4. I feel ya on this one. I'm the most impatient person I know, so waiting is just torture for me.

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  5. Over the years I've learned that the key to patience is focusing on something else.

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  6. Patience is so hard. It can be anxiety inducing, and the only thing that cures that anxiety is the things that you're anticipating actually happening. Which isn't very helpful. I know I always feel like I can't let myself relax or be happy until absolutely everything falls into place, but I hope you are able to enjoy the big percentage of things that make up 'almost everything you want' until the last piece falls into place.

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