Giveth Time.

If I have learned anything in the past couple of months, it has been patience. Specifically when it comes to job issues. I am now unemployed yet again, but I have an interview tomorrow for another job. Ah, the life of a freelancer.

No matter how annoyed I become with waiting for anything, I know things will definitely come with time. Hopefully not a long time, though. Also, this little break couldn't come at a better time. I won't have to worry about wrapping a sweater around my waist this month, thank GOD. That is, unless this new company wants me to start on Wednesday in which case I would just hope for their sake they do not have white chairs.

Even though I should be soaking up all of my unemployed time, I really put myself to work today. I listed things on eBay, wrote a little bit, and helped a friend find fashionable yet practical shoes, shorts and sunglasses for his new job in which he will be in the swamps of Louisiana every day for six weeks. Oh! I also managed to go to the gym and watch 15 minutes of Grey's Anatomy which I cannot finish because even though I feel as though I live alone when I am unemployed, there is someone who comes in and promptly sits on the couch when she gets home. Maybe I will just rent a movie on iTunes this eve. Maybe not though.

I think in a years time I will have a decision to make (if I am single). Either move to New York or move to the beach. I'll probably move to the beach. ALONE. Not a day goes by that I don't miss living alone. Like everything else, however, that will come with time. A year, to be exact. I have found that if I give myself a deadline, it will most likely happen. I wish my life were a little more interesting right now so I could share my (trials and) tribulations with you. Truth is, I have been pretty happy as of late because I have pushed negativity out of my life and started to have fun. I finally figured out that when I take the drama out and insert fun, I (gasp!) happen to have the best time of my life. Like everything else I have mentioned, the ability to do that has come with time and I am happy to say that I love who I am right now. And it has nothing to do with anything but me.