I have been making my way through the world for a very long time. Sometimes successfully, sometimes not so much. But every day led me into a tomorrow and any time there were changes, I was there, doing my best to make the changes be the ones I wanted.
Or at least to go in a direction that somehow resembled something I wanted or could hope t turn into what I wanted.
It didn't bother me too much when I didn't find work right away when I first lost my job, three years ago this month. Oh, I still put in applications on a regular basis, even had a couple of interviews. No job.
No job, but I had plenty of work to do at home. Rex was getting sicker, and needed me there. The truth of this was borne out when he ended up in the hospital in February. When he came out, Tammy had moved out, Tracy was gone, and it was just the two of us, and we began the journey of returning him to reasonable health, and we had enough for the two of us.
With his medicines and all the changes, it was not enough for a while, and then I got a handle on it again.
And we were good.
Time and more changes, and Rex would get a little more sick and recover to a point of a little less well.
But he was here for me and I for him.
My computer crashed, was replaced, the newer one crashed. And was replaced. We lost Internet service and re-established a connection.
Tracy came back , left again, returned again. Tammy did well, had troubles, recovered and slipped again, but maintained her home. Tammy had another baby.
And the baby was born, and Tracy was here, and once every couple of weeks I would fill out job applications, and no one was interested in hiring me. That was okay, because we were getting by and spending time together.
It was all we could do and we did it.
And then he died, and the whole world stopped.
The income stopped, but the bills did not.
The presence stopped, but life didn't.
I have filled out job applications at least twice a week. Most places do not take paper in person applications anymore, which works out well when you can't afford to buy gas to go from place to place.
I've never had so much trouble trying to get a job.
And I don't know what else to do.
I just don't.
What else is there? If you have any ideas, please let me know.
I am not helpless. I CAN work; I WILL work.
But someone needs to hire me.
I'm not helpless, but hope is dwindling fast.
Nothing in my life is as it should be.
Nothing.
And I don't know what to do.
Or how to do more.
This cannot be me.
I do not give in to circumstance.
I learn to work with it.
I CAN learn to work with it; I WILL learn to work with it.
Hopeless; helpless; This cannot be me. This will not be me.
Or at least to go in a direction that somehow resembled something I wanted or could hope t turn into what I wanted.
It didn't bother me too much when I didn't find work right away when I first lost my job, three years ago this month. Oh, I still put in applications on a regular basis, even had a couple of interviews. No job.
No job, but I had plenty of work to do at home. Rex was getting sicker, and needed me there. The truth of this was borne out when he ended up in the hospital in February. When he came out, Tammy had moved out, Tracy was gone, and it was just the two of us, and we began the journey of returning him to reasonable health, and we had enough for the two of us.
With his medicines and all the changes, it was not enough for a while, and then I got a handle on it again.
And we were good.
Time and more changes, and Rex would get a little more sick and recover to a point of a little less well.
But he was here for me and I for him.
My computer crashed, was replaced, the newer one crashed. And was replaced. We lost Internet service and re-established a connection.
Tracy came back , left again, returned again. Tammy did well, had troubles, recovered and slipped again, but maintained her home. Tammy had another baby.
And the baby was born, and Tracy was here, and once every couple of weeks I would fill out job applications, and no one was interested in hiring me. That was okay, because we were getting by and spending time together.
It was all we could do and we did it.
And then he died, and the whole world stopped.
The income stopped, but the bills did not.
The presence stopped, but life didn't.
I have filled out job applications at least twice a week. Most places do not take paper in person applications anymore, which works out well when you can't afford to buy gas to go from place to place.
I've never had so much trouble trying to get a job.
And I don't know what else to do.
I just don't.
What else is there? If you have any ideas, please let me know.
I am not helpless. I CAN work; I WILL work.
But someone needs to hire me.
I'm not helpless, but hope is dwindling fast.
Nothing in my life is as it should be.
Nothing.
And I don't know what to do.
Or how to do more.
This cannot be me.
I do not give in to circumstance.
I learn to work with it.
I CAN learn to work with it; I WILL learn to work with it.
Hopeless; helpless; This cannot be me. This will not be me.
