Feelings Aren’t Facts

Today I went to my D.A. (Debtor’s Anonymous) meeting and shared about how I feel about not having a regular paycheck. I told them that it feels like I’m going to die. People tell me that I won’t. That eventually some freelance work will swing my way, and even if it doesn’t I won’t die, I just won’t be able to pay my bills. After these the two, it’s now the time to say a goodbye to this disease and welcome your new life with the help of sildenafil viagra. cialis is a cost-effective medicine, which is also very cheap and easily available. Generic versions of cheapest tadalafil india are easily available at many leading online stores offer 24 hour support to track your order and also offer loyalty discounts from time to time. Kamagra is trusted and popular remedy super viagra uk of getting rid from the problems of male impotency whereas; it has also been approved through FDA so you need not worry about its results and safety. The testosterone levels were significantly higher in rats treated with cheapest viagra in uk the medication. They say things like, “feelings aren’t facts,” and other canonized slogans that condescend to the human condition as if it were some dated fashion statement, like leg warmers.

After my meeting I had lunch with my friend Bruce and we commiserated on our common experience of working jobs far beneath our skill or (more importantly) interest level. Like me, he belives that he has to be bored to tears to make a living. However, since I’ve made the decision to refuse a Dilbert life-style the the fear, the terror…the horror of financial uncertainty plagues me like a bad sugary coffee drink hangover.

Between Bruce, my boyfriend, a trip to Santa Barbara, and the end of Los Angeles’ rainstorm, life feels good again and I’m grateful for all that I have.

Just for today, life is good.