who knew it had come to this...

I almost cried. One, because, I don't have a million dollars yet and so any place I can save money is quite awesome... so this was a huge blessing. Then, two, tears of sadness because my life has become predictable again and now I'm showing up somewhere on a regular basis. I hate the word regular. Regular. Blech! Makes me think of whether people are going to the bathroom regularly or not...
Is this a good thing? Should I be proud of my 'regular" status? Because before this, I used to eat lunch in my car with a book. I know, "loner freak"... thank you for witholding your comments. So, now, I've ventured to a restaurant and eat there by myself with a book. I'm not looking for pity, I'm completely content with my self and I have no problems going into a restaurant and eating by myself. I also am capable of going to a movie by myself... It's not like you have deep discussions with someone when you go to a movie with them... The only thing you miss out on is someone else's opinion of the movie afterwards. Gosh, am I a loner?
This restaurant thing got me thinking! But, if somehow one of them that works there reads this, please know I love the restaurant and the staff are incredibly friendly and it's fun and I'll keep coming. Some of them even say hi sometimes... Although I don't remember all their names. I'd like to though... One day... But, I'm usually reading a book. Most of my good quality reading time is done sitting and waiting for my food... or while eating my food... or afterwards wondering how I ate so much food... It gets me somewhere where there's noise and talking and people around, and it's louder than sitting in the office working all day infront of a computer listening to to the hard drive thing hum persistently louder by the week. It's not like there's people I know within a million block radius that I could go for lunch with... And I don't like staying in the empty office during lunch. Hmmm... I think I'm okay with this.
My life has settled down enough, that I'm a regular somewhere... It's like a warm fuzzy in itself. I used to be a regular at the 7-11 near my house when I lived in Transcona; that was the lady that called me sweetie... or some other term of endearment. I still remember her though. She was nice. And now I frequent the 7-11 near my new house... so I've settled down. Gosh, I feel like an elderly woman. I don't know... Now I'm rambling. I'm a regular. And today I got blessed for that and didn't have to pay for my meal. And I got time to read my book again. I like my life.
1 Comments:
oh Crystal, being a regular isn't a bad thing. you're a regular at a place where you work meaning you have a nice stable job. hummm... i'd like one of those. i think your job and your city and your friends can be stable just as you mix things up in the social life department ;) ahah i'm sure that's not a problem. love ya Cherise
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