Stop whispering, start shouting
Hello, blog. I apologize for neglecting you… I’ve been preoccupied these last few weeks. Lucky for you, I just back-spaced an entire paragraph of “things” I’ve been preoccupied with because it wasn’t very interesting.
I’ll just skip to the important part then, which is that I quit my job, which triggered what I’d like to call an intense orgasm-of-the-soul. This chunky soul orgasm has resulted in a feeling of utter relief and for that, I must thank my gut. Pardon my cheese, but that subtle whispering which goes on inside has always led to new opportunities and valuable experiences. I’m excited for change. (Whatever, don’t act like you don’t have an inner voice)…
I know you’re just a blog and you don’t understand the concept of change because you don’t have a heart or a brain (no offense—it’s not like you’re evil or retarded or anything, I’m just pretty sure I’m talking to thin air right now), but take my word for it: change is good. It’s also inevitable. This is a concept I’ve only recently become comfortable with. It has taken years of jostling through relationships, jobs and other puzzles to realize that the process of becoming who you are involves a constant flux of things coming into and going out of your life, and everything is as it should be, and all will be well. And I’m young. And I still have a lot to learn.
In the meantime, I will make it a point to stop by more often. I do like it here :)
Welcome to Jodi Online!
For the last few years, I’ve steadily refused to participate in any online social networking, for various reasons I won’t get into now. Suffice it to say I’ve decided to let my guard down and jump onto the virtual reality roller coaster. I suppose it may be good to “stay connected” or something, and maybe instead of allowing the ever-expanding herd of thought goblins to fester in my brain, it’d be healthier to let them out—to grant them freedom in my new fabulous blog! Then maybe I can cut back on the Excedrin Migraine and increase productivity! Who knows?! WTF?!
Ok actually I can’t promise this blog will be fabulous for anyone but me. To be honest, I’ve been working in customer service for what feels like a hundred years and consequently, pleasing other people has dropped significantly—perhaps to the very bottom—of my priority list. Hmm.
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Hooray for freedom of speech, and welcome!