Friday, January 30, 2009

I have no CAR!

Do you know how hard it is to not have a vehicle?  I know in this eco-friendly day and age it is unAmerican to drive a car, but some cities down have public transportation.  I know the next excuse is why don't you ride a bike or walk?  I have to far to go to do either.  I am a prisoner in my own home.  Worse yet I am now the 33 year old equavelant to a fifth or sixth grader waiting for his mommy to pick him up.  How incredibly pathetic!!!!  I know that I shouldn't let things get to me this badly, the thing is I am an Anxiety ridden over stressed blow hard!  How can I not let THIS get to ME!  Do not get me wrong, I am thankful that no one was hurt in the accident that totalled our primary vehicle.  I thank God every day for that.  I am also thankful for GAP Insurance because they paid off said vehicle. (Seriously, Gap people if you are reading this, I will totally be a paid indorsee.  PLEASE)  That's beside the point.  What pretell is  the point you might ask?  Actually there really probably isn't one.  I being the man I am just want to vent.  "Sound my barbaric YAWP" if you will.  I want someone to hear me and say, I have been there too.  I know how you feel.  It will most likely get better.
Okay, let's face it.  That last phrase is a loud of balarky.  For the past, let's say six years, things just keep piling and piling on our family.  Everyone(and I do mean everyone) keeps saying "IT WILL GET BETTER"  but exactly when?  I mean six years and still no real sign of getting better.  Once again I'm venting.  I know that we have been working hard to change things, and they will I just have to be Patient.  O Lord, Patient!  That's got to be tomorrow's topic. 

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  2. I DO know how hard it is to not have a car... and it sucks! And, dude, 'Un-American' is a bit harsh-- dontcha think?! ...."Anxiety ridden over stressed blow hard"... YOU?! ;) Seriously, though, it sounds like bull right now, but it COULD be worse... and I have been there: wondering when it will get better. And trust me some things in my life still suck the big one, but all we can do to get through each day sometimes is count the good things and hope the stack up to the bad ones. After all, in the day's end all we really have are our hopes that things can always be better...

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