Thursday, August 6, 2009

Reflections on the Momster

Well, here's something I've yet to hear David Allen address: not everyone can handle the new you.

People put others into roles. There's nothing unusual about this--like it or not, we all do. See, according to some, we can only deal with objects, not people. So, people become objects.

Enough arm chair psychology. Momster's flippin. I think in part because I'm doing so well.

When I tried to drop out of school a few years ago, because it was making me crazier than i am now, mom was all "school, school, school."

Now that I can do it, well....

Funny, that. You can't always get what you want, as the stones say, but you can get what you need--provided you no longer need it.

School isn't the problem. Work isn't the problem. Drugs aren't the problem. Am I the problem? Sure, I'm a large part of it. But I'm workin on it. And I'm changing my circumstances.

Caelum non animum mutat, sed caelum mutat.

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