Wednesday, July 15, 2009
84 - I know I'm a bad blogger.
Damnit, it's 3:20 in the morning, but I've got to write something here. I must write something everyday, anything, any little thing will do. And I must read other people's blogs - at least ten - everyday as well. This no-blogging-because-I-now-have-a-job-with-insane-hours thing is getting on my nerves, and I don't want to be the cause of any distress (albeit, only towards myself).
There has been a lot on my mind lately, but I shall bore you with that next time. Right now, I just want to say that life is pretty routine, and I didn't really want it to be so, as I had just graduated from high school.
Instead of waking up everyday to go to school, coming home late and then going to bed, I now wake up everyday to go to work, come home late and go to bed. It's the same thing. Do you notice that?
Only school doesn't take up fifteen hours of my day.
One hour to get to work, then thirteen hours of work with a three hour break somewhere in the midst of that, then an hour to get back home, followed by one hour of settling down when I get home, and two hours worth of time for me to do useless, unproductive shit on my computer until I fall asleep. So, altogether, that makes...
18 hours, leaving six hours for me to sleep. That is, if I actually do spend only two hours worth of time doing meaningless stuff, and if I also go home straight away after work.
I know all this talk about my new bartending job is boring blog material, for both this blog, and Do you hate it too? I know. I know that. There are bigger topics that I could discuss, but I just don't have the energy, I've been awake for forty hours over the past two days. I also feel a bit nauseous, as we bartenders tend to down a few drinks towards the end of the night just to celebrate another day of work surpassed. I actually don't want to drink - believe me, but my coworkers peerly pressurize me into the celebratory spirit.
Oh. This is now long enough. End.
There has been a lot on my mind lately, but I shall bore you with that next time. Right now, I just want to say that life is pretty routine, and I didn't really want it to be so, as I had just graduated from high school.
Instead of waking up everyday to go to school, coming home late and then going to bed, I now wake up everyday to go to work, come home late and go to bed. It's the same thing. Do you notice that?
Only school doesn't take up fifteen hours of my day.
One hour to get to work, then thirteen hours of work with a three hour break somewhere in the midst of that, then an hour to get back home, followed by one hour of settling down when I get home, and two hours worth of time for me to do useless, unproductive shit on my computer until I fall asleep. So, altogether, that makes...
18 hours, leaving six hours for me to sleep. That is, if I actually do spend only two hours worth of time doing meaningless stuff, and if I also go home straight away after work.
I know all this talk about my new bartending job is boring blog material, for both this blog, and Do you hate it too? I know. I know that. There are bigger topics that I could discuss, but I just don't have the energy, I've been awake for forty hours over the past two days. I also feel a bit nauseous, as we bartenders tend to down a few drinks towards the end of the night just to celebrate another day of work surpassed. I actually don't want to drink - believe me, but my coworkers peerly pressurize me into the celebratory spirit.
Oh. This is now long enough. End.
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7 comments:
I personally don't believe in peer-pressure. When I turned 21 (legal drinking age) I only drank as much I wanted to...and didn't care what anyone thought.
I haven't minded at all reading about your new job. It's full of new experiences for you and it's a big part of what you're doing right now. You're just sharing life as it happens.
xo
heyy michael :)
yes i just got home from school- and thank goodness i chose an eliot poem because im absolutely shithouse at analysing shakespeare. P:
i picked the Hippopotamus, and managed to talk for 14 mins+ all up :D. (surprise for me cuz i only got 5 mins out of the practice oral before the holidays) haha
my favourite work of his is the Lovesong of J Alfred Prufrock! to be honest, i didnt really like it the first time i heard it, but started to appreciate it after the 5th reading~
i love how (some of) his poems seem light and simple on the surface, but can be interpreted on so many different levels :)
what about you?
what's your favourite work by TS Eliot?
dollr
Congrats on your job, big step.
AV
well..do try to get some rest and sleep. It'll help. :)
~Silver
Reflections
just think of all the money you're earning :)
relax. don't pressure yourself with blogging too much. the blogosphere is just right here, it can wait till another day or another time. and bloggers will understand. don't worry. just have a good rest and sleep so you can make another good blog. k?
and make sure if you have time, you return favors for your blog readers too.
i want to be your follower. hope you don't mind. yours is interesting too.
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