So it’s Monday again, time to let the whole world know what I have been up to. I am up to being very poor lately. While this is not so bad, as I have lots of people who love me and plenty to eat and a warm place to sleep at night, being poor is never really that good. My hours at work have been cut back to 20 a week, the gas station is hiring and it looks more and more appealing every day. On the plus side I get plenty of time to do things like art, reading, and working on my personal projects. To bad none of them pay the bills. I have been trying to get a little business repairing computers and designing websites going. We will see how that turns out. Other than that things are going well, I am happy most of the time.
I have been worrying more and more about global climate change as of late. It seems like an odd thing to worry about, but really I don’t believe that I am compulsive about it. I sort of think that people in Europe might have felt this way during World War 2. They knew the Germans were coming, however they didn’t know when they would get there or what they would do when they arrived. Their fear was not irrational, Germany was on the war path, and no one would have told them that they were being silly or Chicken Little.
In positive news I might be giving my car to my mother soon in exchange for her car and 2000 dollars. While this is yet one more thing I can not afford right now, it will be better as my mother’s car gets much better gas mileage than mine does and is in better shape. I got that car simply to do a year of AmeriCorps and only paid 1500 dollars for it. A pretty good deal really. I am tired a lot as of late. I need to sleep more; perhaps going to bed earlier would be a good option. A nice relaxing week is what I need; I am not sure it’s what I will get. Pretty busy at work, trying to squeeze all the work I used to do in an 8 hour day into a 4 hour one. Well that’s about it for me, I know you are all gasping with delight at how exciting my life is right now. Try to realize that its not how much money you make, or where you work, but how you feel about your life that counts.