The lumberjack called last night and left a message:
"Hey its Lumberjack, I'm just finishing the worst week of my life and am driving to Toronto. Give me a call" [then he left his number, like he thinks I've already forgotten?]
I didn't call right away. I wanted to make sure I had my thoughts together and was mentally prepared to actually tell him what I needed. It may not sound hard to do, but for me, the eternal peacekeeper, I like to see other people happy and at times this comes at my expense.
When I did call, he didn't answer. Very anti-climatic I know. I didn't leave a message. He has call display.
And whats with "the worst week of my life." Am I now supposed to feel guilty because I was mad at him? Does this excuse him from his bad behaviour? Shouldn't he have wanted to talk to me during this bad week?
I didn't have the best week myself: My beloved computer got a virus. Luckily I quickly realized I was inept at fixing this problem, and took it to the professionals. Four days and $80 later I got it back. I bounced my rent cheque. Not good. Not good at all. Luckily I think I realized this before my landlord and was able to provide a new cheque that will clear before they had to ask me about it. Unfortunately I got charged $42 for Insufficient funds. (which for someone who didn't have the money to clear the original cheque can't really afford). So now I have exactly $105.36 in my bank account to last me until Nov 28th when I will receive another paycheque too small to cover rent.
Student loans here I come.
Also during my bad week the boy I was hoping to possibly turn into a bf disappeared off the face of the Earth.
well either way he lives 8 hours a way. That's a long distance relationship right there.. Is there no boys studying late in the library at school that you could drop your pencil near and hope he picks it up for you..
ReplyDeletelol! Yes, but those boys are only 21. *sigh*
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