January 30, 2003

  • I have this problem. From time to time, I’ll see a goal, I’ll have a vision, I’ll want something.

    And then, I’ll see what has to happen in order for that thing to happen, and become quickly overwhelmed with those subordinate things that must be accomplished.

    Right now, I’m avoiding calling a guy about a really great place where I want to live because I know that’ll mean sifting through and packing up all my stuff. It’s like not going for a walk because you’ll have to put on your shoes.

Comments (5)

  • I can actually identify with that. Particularly the part about having to CALL someone about something. If there is a way AROUND using the telephone, I’ll do it. Just don’t make me dial a freaking NUMBER.

    See. I’m probably a bigger freak than YOU! Dontcha feel better now!?!?!

  • Heh – I wish I could ignore making phone calls. Right now, it’s my job. Shoot me please, I’m one of the annoying people who ring up and ask if you “have a few minutes spare to answer a few questions”. My apologies for that. But I’m finishing tomorrow, so that’s something.

    I do know what you mean about the big things that seem so attainable except for the little things. My “big” goal for right now is finishing work tomorrow afternoon. The “little” things is the hundred or so phone calls I have to make before I get to sign back in my pass card.

    You have my thoughts.

    ~ S&S ~

  • My personal best is parking tickets. If I’d just get my ass down to the local DMV and pay the thing THAT DAY, it would be five bucks. But no, I have to wait eight months, until it’s up to a rip-roarin’ $65. Where’s the sense in that? I feel like an idiot.

  • just do it, man…t’ain’t no thang…=O) (look at my lazy ass trying to convince YOU to do something that i know damned well that *I* wouldn’t do…hehehe…)

  • Everyone probably feels that way.  The main objective is to take it one step at a time and too follow through onto the next.

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