Wednesday, July 6, 2011

Life and It's No-Guarantee Policy


It’s almost that time.  The time to really start a new chapter in my life.  
Granted I have already moved out of my parent’s house, got a second job and pay all my own bills.  But starting school…. Now that’s what’s really going to get me to my life goals.  

Yet, I have a sunken feeling of uncertainty.  Am I ready for this next chapter?  What if I fail and am then just back where I started…working dead end jobs for minimum wage.  What if I get there and realize my love for social work has diminished and with it so have my goals?  What if I just never get anywhere?  

Trying to balance my finances at the moment, I realize that no matter how many hours I work a week, I am never going to be able to do everything I want.  How am I supposed to pay for rent, a new car and a trip to Boston all within the next few months?  My checks never seem to resemble the amount of work I feel I put in.  

How can I go weeks without a day off yet still be barely scrapping by?  
How am I ever supposed to be able to sit down and relax when I know I could and should be working to save up for the expensive schooling I am about to put myself through?

So many thoughts race through my head without a single thing to comfort me.  Maybe I will get through graduate school without too much stress.  Maybe I will be able to find a cheap car.  Maybe I will be able to find a great job that I love.  But there are too many maybes in the world.  I want a guarantee.  And I don’t seem to have any of those right now.  

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