Been a few weeks since I've sat down in front of this so-called journal of mine.
Still debating with myself on whether or not I am going crazy...
My therapist told me that it is a good start, and encouraged me to continue, so here I am. I was also reminded that taking off my wedding ring would help in the process of healing my deep rooted anger at the outcome of the marriage. I still disagree, there is no deep rooted anger at the marriage, just at the cum guzzling gutter slut that I used to share a bed with. I will continue to wear it because I believe in what it represents, until a judge gives out the decree that the facade, the game, the mockery of the sanctity of this marriage is over.
As I write, the words of my therapist ring in my ears...
Think positive...
Think positive...
I am sitting here enjoying the best part of the day with the meal whose precise packaging cannot be compared to any other, breakfast cereal. Here in my new apartment, sitting on the floor, using a moving box as my table, I realize that I stand alone in my quest of obtaining my 7th consecutive employee of the year award. An accomplishment unparalleled by anyone else in the company, and can only be compared to......well, nothing. Nothing is of this magnitude.
Everyday, people young and old who need their sugar and fiber fix need me, they turn to me in their time of need to feast upon the most important meal of the day. I may not make the cereal they are shoveling into their mouths, but more importantly, I oversee the packaging of that cereal. Without my careful guidance and direction, it would not reach the public for all to enjoy. Without me, kids would be malnourished, the elderly would have problems with their digestive tracts, adults would have lost memories of Saturday morning cartoons, the transportation and food stores unemployment rates would soar....yes, without me, my fellow Americans would suffer.
Sitting here, I can't stop thinking about what has happened. Me, a packaging manager extraordinaire, respected by all, being dumped for a simple third world junk dealer. The wretched witch says he is an exotic antiques dealer, like that is to make me feel better, whatever, to me he is a real life Julio Fuentes, Fred Sanford's neighbor.
While I am enjoying this tasty cereal and all of its deliciousness that was packaged to perfection under my watchful eye, I hope Jenny is choking on her eggs and corn tortillas with Enrique.
Still debating with myself on whether or not I am going crazy...
My therapist told me that it is a good start, and encouraged me to continue, so here I am. I was also reminded that taking off my wedding ring would help in the process of healing my deep rooted anger at the outcome of the marriage. I still disagree, there is no deep rooted anger at the marriage, just at the cum guzzling gutter slut that I used to share a bed with. I will continue to wear it because I believe in what it represents, until a judge gives out the decree that the facade, the game, the mockery of the sanctity of this marriage is over.
As I write, the words of my therapist ring in my ears...
Think positive...
Think positive...
I am sitting here enjoying the best part of the day with the meal whose precise packaging cannot be compared to any other, breakfast cereal. Here in my new apartment, sitting on the floor, using a moving box as my table, I realize that I stand alone in my quest of obtaining my 7th consecutive employee of the year award. An accomplishment unparalleled by anyone else in the company, and can only be compared to......well, nothing. Nothing is of this magnitude.
Everyday, people young and old who need their sugar and fiber fix need me, they turn to me in their time of need to feast upon the most important meal of the day. I may not make the cereal they are shoveling into their mouths, but more importantly, I oversee the packaging of that cereal. Without my careful guidance and direction, it would not reach the public for all to enjoy. Without me, kids would be malnourished, the elderly would have problems with their digestive tracts, adults would have lost memories of Saturday morning cartoons, the transportation and food stores unemployment rates would soar....yes, without me, my fellow Americans would suffer.
Sitting here, I can't stop thinking about what has happened. Me, a packaging manager extraordinaire, respected by all, being dumped for a simple third world junk dealer. The wretched witch says he is an exotic antiques dealer, like that is to make me feel better, whatever, to me he is a real life Julio Fuentes, Fred Sanford's neighbor.
While I am enjoying this tasty cereal and all of its deliciousness that was packaged to perfection under my watchful eye, I hope Jenny is choking on her eggs and corn tortillas with Enrique.