09/01/2009

i quit my job.
i waited so long to find it. only to be disappointed with a company that makes the majority of their money from confusing the elderly.

it was a moral issue.
it honestly was – there’s only so much robotic dishonesty that one can take.
so then why am i feeling guilty? 

listening to some acoustic songs. remembering when we used to hide in practice rooms, or listen as one stage light lit up the piano.
that was right before i thought everything was changing.
little did i realize… 5 years later.
that it really would.

i do miss those sounds. or even waking up to the dull twinges of pain that they use to evoke.
does our happiness make you have a strange nostalgia for your anguish?

i think about loss.
and the inevitable winter.
it seemed so far away when i was falling in love. and now – September comes in with a gush of cold air. enough for jackets and hoods, and thick socks. 
so it’s here.
and the present is stagnant.

is this post-graduate life? 
i secretly imagine they are all written for me, you know. that the memories are still there. that our childhood ideals and dreams were never told in your living room. or the backyard under the lilac tree.
i’m saving them all.
and giving them to something more meaningful. a savings account for my happy memories.

it was just because the bad ones crop up when i’m trying to sleep.
much as yours do.

as much as i love fall.
i’m hoping the leaves won’t turn for long while.

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Well of course having a job is awesome but if its been that bad and you really had moral issues then you did the right thing 🙂 hope you find a new job soon!

I love the autumn, even if it does mean that winter is coming. to me it is perfect, with the colors changing. kind of like another new start, apart from the spring one. if you werent feeling right about the job, it is good you quit. i sure hope you find something better.

September 1, 2009

I support you leaving the job on moral grounds. Part of me always mourns the passing of summer, but there is something so undeniably refreshing about autumn–the air becomes so clean-feeling.

September 1, 2009

*hug*

September 1, 2009

Fall is certainly my favorite time of year… I do understand that “post-graduate life” you mean, and I feel much that same battle against stagnation right now.

ugh, winter. it is actually cold here in the mornings and at night, but during the day it’s still hot as all get out. i didn’t even know where you were working, what happened? tell your kindred spirit. oh and guess what, i’ve got internet now so we can bond again!!! 🙂

Autumn is my favorite! I love the cold (here in Texas, it’s not necessarily “cold,” but light jacket weather), and the colors, and it’s like I’ve been hibernating all spring/summer and I come out during the fall/winter. I’m sorry you had to quit your job, but hey, if it was that bad, you made a good decision. 🙂