Stress is a liquid I can pour like my morning cup of coffee.
Anxiety is so palpable I can almost sense it as a
liquid I could pour, like my cup of morning coffee. Maybe a bit more viscous.
I'm swimming in anxiety. It's like treading water in quicksand.
Anxiety is so palpable I can almost sense it as a
liquid I could pour, like my cup of morning coffee. Maybe a bit more viscous.
I'm swimming in anxiety. It's like treading water in
quicksand.
I'm typing on the thesis
(major paper really, I downgraded it from a full-fledged thesis) constantly,
keeping an eye on the e-mail icon because there are a slew of difficulties
involving paperwork, finding a committee for the defense (everyone on my
original committee is on sabbatical or retired), begging forgiveness for letting
this get so dreadfully late, and generally trying to pull everything
together.
I try not to think of my
finances, as the 100% dedication toward this end means I'm not looking for
income, and between property taxes and upcoming SAG joining fees (if I ever get
that damned letter to join) there are thousands and thousands of dollars I need
to come up with.
And to make things that
much more tense, there are extreme tensions between me and some friends (who for
privacy sake I wont name here) that plague any free thoughts I may have. Oh, and
then there's the pressure to actually come up with a Halloween costume, events
to attend (punctuated buy little guilt-bombs from people who wont accept the
"I'm busy" excuse from me)...
I went to
Oil Can Harry's last night for some dancing as a reward for my work, but even
when being spun around on the dance floor I couldn't keep myself present. My
mind jumped from one crisis to the next. Even my dreams are screwed up, and I
can't sleep in because come 6AM I'm terrified that I've got so much to
do.
God, I can't wait until I can finish
this masters degree!
Posted: Wed - October 22, 2003 at 08:14 AM