Wonderful people and clarity
I have felt a bit raw after the whole crying escapade. I’m
not sure I cry like other people it kind of has to be seen to be believed. Once
I go, I go…and it can last days…I can only really liken it to a grieving
process. Which you would probably only understand if you had grieved for
something. It’s not something that I can control, like a scab that even if you
slightly nudge will begin bleeding again. I will get back to normality
eventually, like all these things the recovery is always twice as long as the
actual event itself. I think I have spoken about not being able to do things
that I don’t believe in before, and it’s the same time and time again…even when
I try to carry on ignoring the feeling that this isn’t right, eventually I
crumble. It’s just not in me to deny the way I feel, and even if my head
ignores it my heart takes over. And you know what? Maybe that’s not a bad
thing, it’s my bodies way of telling me that something is just not right and
that we cannot carry on…so that’s what’s going to happen…I will not carry on…I
will find another job, I will backtrack and find my way again.
What has been brilliant about crying gate is that this
weekend I have seen absolutely everybody who means the world to me. EVERYBODY.
And you know what they have all fully agreed and been supportive about my
predicament. And actually that means more to me than any stupid minimum wage
job. The words were actually uttered “we’re all on team Sarah” and that’s nice
because it’s good to know that even when I fall off the team Sarah Bandwagon
there are people there to pull me back on.
So the new plan is to find a temporary job, to look in to
starting my business and to tell my other job to shove it where the sun doesn’t
shine.
I’m outty.
xxx
Hope you're ok my lovely xx
ReplyDeleteCheers me dears...I'll be fine...I'm nothing if not a trouper!! You must be around and about? I want to see you. Let me know when you're next down south. xxx
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