Tuesday, May 30, 2006
Post Memorial Day
Just a quickie update.
Did have something else here, but tired of arguing with people right now, so it came out. Dinner went okay on Saturday night...some drama but I guess it was okay. A few people have said thank you and they had a good time...but I am going to be hesitant about setting something else up. The whole process gave me a few reminders as why I don't normally plan any get togethers or attend many of them, either.
The dating thing is being put on halt at the moment. We talked some Saturday night, which resulted in both of us being on the defensive and a half gallon of ice cream now tearing my stomach up, and Sunday, and I told him that we should just take a break. Things are getting a little stressful with both of us in our jobs and trying to make the long-distance thing work is not going as well as we would like. Hell, we aren’t even able to see each other every weekend the way we want, either. But, we are going to remain friends and definitely in contact, so I guess we can’t ask for more right now. I still love and care for him…that will not change.
Have a good day…I have more listings to finish on one project before I switch over to my next disaster deadline!
Words from the Dalai Lama:
In this ever-changing world there are two important things that we should keep in mind. The first is self-examination. We should reexamine our own attitude toward others and constantly check ourselves to see whether we are practicing properly. Before pointing our fingers at others we should point it toward ourselves. Second, we must be prepared to admit our faults and stand corrected.
You can develop the right attitude toward others if you have kindness, love, and respect for them, and a clear realization of the oneness of all human beings.
We need to develop patience but impatience can also be conductive for such activities as cleaning and walking. With this mind of impatience once can become a woman or man of action. However, for bigger problems, patience is crucial.
And, if you get the chance, check out Ethan's page at Brat Boy School...yesterday's video post was a good rememberance of why we celebrate Memorial Day. ¶ 5/30/2006 05:02:00 AM
Did have something else here, but tired of arguing with people right now, so it came out. Dinner went okay on Saturday night...some drama but I guess it was okay. A few people have said thank you and they had a good time...but I am going to be hesitant about setting something else up. The whole process gave me a few reminders as why I don't normally plan any get togethers or attend many of them, either.
The dating thing is being put on halt at the moment. We talked some Saturday night, which resulted in both of us being on the defensive and a half gallon of ice cream now tearing my stomach up, and Sunday, and I told him that we should just take a break. Things are getting a little stressful with both of us in our jobs and trying to make the long-distance thing work is not going as well as we would like. Hell, we aren’t even able to see each other every weekend the way we want, either. But, we are going to remain friends and definitely in contact, so I guess we can’t ask for more right now. I still love and care for him…that will not change.
Have a good day…I have more listings to finish on one project before I switch over to my next disaster deadline!
Words from the Dalai Lama:
In this ever-changing world there are two important things that we should keep in mind. The first is self-examination. We should reexamine our own attitude toward others and constantly check ourselves to see whether we are practicing properly. Before pointing our fingers at others we should point it toward ourselves. Second, we must be prepared to admit our faults and stand corrected.
You can develop the right attitude toward others if you have kindness, love, and respect for them, and a clear realization of the oneness of all human beings.
We need to develop patience but impatience can also be conductive for such activities as cleaning and walking. With this mind of impatience once can become a woman or man of action. However, for bigger problems, patience is crucial.
And, if you get the chance, check out Ethan's page at Brat Boy School...yesterday's video post was a good rememberance of why we celebrate Memorial Day. ¶ 5/30/2006 05:02:00 AM
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