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a great big hole in the middle of my life, shaped just like my heart

Feeling distinctly uneasy at the moment, about my life, my future, my desires, my career. There are ideas, there are options I would probably jump for if they were here, now not vague and in the future, and there are lots of unknowns.

My anxiety at all this is not helped by people coming along dropping big hints that maybe I *ought* just go for it (the big, scary, expensive, timely commitment type option) like they know what I'm thinking. Making me think I ought to pull my socks up , work out what it is I want, and damned well do it.

As it is, I have a bit of time to think about Big, Scary Option. Option C (would be possibly exactly what I am looking for were it only in a different city) it seems, is the one I need to concentrate on just now; a typo on the jobs website gave a deadline of 08/10/08 when in fact it was 08/08/08 i.e. this Friday. Once I've applied I can work out if I want it or not.

So, I am listening to Karine Polwart, eating some popcorn, and trying to write a personal statement. I am sure it hasn't been nearly long enough since I last wrote one of these. Trying to avoid feeling as miserable and ill as I felt last night/this morning/late this afternoon.

5.8.08 22:08
 


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Mikeachim / Website (5.8.08 22:32)
For big steps, it helps when you have a little run-up first, lots of little small steps. Just sayin'.

- a guy who spends too much of his life making small steps, and then falling over.

Scare yourself, always, but only a little. If it's a thrill, it's good: if it's a fear that makes you feel sick and angry, maybe not so good. But explore the scaredness, just a bit. It might feel scary but *right*.

(Taking my own medicine: in Dec 2009 I'm going to scare the living crap out of myself by going fulltime freelancing. I've got 15 months to get my shit together, which is an Herculean task. I'm still disorganised, scatty and lazy. So I've got 15 months to Grow Up).
(Feel free to wander over and kick my ass occasionally. I'll need that kind of help).

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