Monday, February 1, 2010
One day leads into another
Monday. A fresh start a new week to start over with a new beginning. Not so fast. It seems that one day seems to be the same as the next. There is never a fresh start because it is hard to tell where the beginning and where the end have occurred. Living in the South has been an adjustment and maybe my confusion of days is because I am bored or maybe because I am this is the definition of insanity. I am not used to being put down because of where I am from. I am also not used to having nothing to do on a Thursday afternoon. I wonder if my life is passing me by or this is just all something I can add to my book. I keep myself hidden from people only revealing parts of myself because I would rather not be that close to anyone here. What kind of existence is this? Is this what happens when you move six hundred miles from the only thing you have ever known I guess.
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most people seem to hate mondays but i actually enjoy them they are a start to a new week and i love new things
ReplyDeleteAnna Katrina
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Thanks for the comment on my blog!
ReplyDeleteI had an opposite experience--i'm a southern girl who moved up north for a year! now i'm back in the south, in my familiar way of life. It really is so different living in the north verses living in the south
Thank you for the lovely comment. :)
ReplyDeleteI find Monday is my favorite day of the week up until Thursday. I kind of like it because I work from home and have the place to myself.. ;)
xx
things will get better, just keep your head up ;)
ReplyDeleteYou are so sweet to stop by [Life of Meg]! Summer reading lists are always a must! Please come back to visit again soon!
ReplyDeletexo,
Meg
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Nice Blog!
ReplyDelete- Adele
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You know I'm an East Coast Northerner living in Alabama and if I hear one more person call me a Yankee, as if it's a NEGATIVE thing, I might snap! I'm a Yankee and proud. It's hard to hid it anyway when I don't sound like most people here.
ReplyDeleteYeap, the six hundred miles are to blame! ... Or in my case, more than thousand...
ReplyDeleteI'm following you... :)
ReplyDeletebegginings of essentially ANYTHING are always the toughest. think happy thoughts :)
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Mondays don't bother me, because it's my day off work. Wednesdays drag on...But Friday afternoons are the BEST!! Think positive and you will get through anything :) xx
ReplyDeleteI totally understand - i'm from Kansas living in NYC.
ReplyDeleteGreat blog!
ReplyDeleteAdèle – moltocuriosa.com♥
i can't imagine how difficult this adjustment is for you. i'm sorry
ReplyDeleteOh I'm so sorry for you... :s
ReplyDeletebut... you have a fabulous blog :)
kisses
thanks for the sweet comment darling :)
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Hey KC, I can totally identify (we moved 9000 miles away!) Friends really do make make a place more familiar, fun, and intimate. Hope you find some good friends where you are!
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I'm sorry to hear that you're homesick:( I can definitely relate since we moved around quite a few times while growing up. I agree with the comment above, hope you find some wonderful friends to make the south more homey:)
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