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Watching and waiting

A message to you Rudy

There always just has to be a snake in my paradise, doesn't there?

And that snake could most accurately be called my restlessness and thoughts that I would much rather not have. But it just so seems, that instead of counting my blessings, settling down and being content I always end up wanting more, something different.

And the worst of it is, that I don't know whether it's an instinct I should actually listen or tell it to shut up. I don't know if it's an egoistic illusion of needing something greater I will never achieve in the end and will waste years searching.

I really wish my head would calm down. I wish I didn't have so much time to think. I wish the fever of the South would let me go.

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Watching and waiting

I never dreamed that I'd meet somebody like you

It's November.
It's dark and rainy and miserable. There is very little light at the end of my career abyss and I feel exhausted pretty much all the time as my head would very much like to have it's 03-12 sleeping rhythm.

But you know what? I don't feel bad. I really don't. I have worse days, sure and I get annoyed because I'm tired, but I don't feel the all swallowing, crippling darkness that has plagued me in November as long as I can remember. Strange.

It might be A. It might be that for the first time in years I'm actually healthy and relatively balanced. It maybe the two intertwined. Which ever has more effect, I'm still in awe about my general well being almost daily. And it makes me feel happy and safe.

"No creo que nadie me ha amado como tu en todo mi vida.".

People talking trash just make us smile now.

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Watching and waiting

And I try to let go but I can't

Hmm... At work. Once again.

One of my old class mate who I have't seen since secondary just walked in. A guy. Who's initials are A.D (Sherlock that kenttineito).
It was actually pretty awful. 1, I got totally tongue tied. I knew who he was in the same second he walked in, but didn't want to say anything unless he did. He did. And then, 2, Fuck I felt embarrassed. I hated being in the position to serve him coffee. I suppose I'm properly over thinking this, but I don't want any of those people who made me feel bad even for a second to see me doing a job like this.

Don't get me wrong, waitressing and cashier work is a job like any other. But it's just that I left. I went away and living and studying abroad gave me the feeling I had achieved more than any of them bastards ever thought I would. I was going to be something great and show them all how wrong they were. You know, the usual story. And now I'm serving coffee in Vuosaari.

I know that what's really making me feel bad are my own high standards, but still... I'm sick of this already. I hate hating what I do and the worst thing is that I feel so fucking superior all the time. Like this work was beneath me. I know it's not, I should count myself lucky to have a job in the first place. But I can't shake the feeling that I achieved nothing during all these years. Like I was back to exactly where I was when I left. Like I had something to prove and have lost everything that gave me value.

Retarded, right? Then, how do I get rid of this feeling? Someone tell me please.

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Lovelove

There is a light

I just made various phone calls to various people about some marriage and paper issues.

And right now, I love Hyvinkää. Why? Because a very friendly woman from their magistrate told me they would have no problem getting us married with the papers we have. Which would mean, that A could get his residency in Finland in about 6 months.

There is still some issues we have to take care of regarding this, but it definitely feels like a shimmering light at the end of the tunnel that has been so long and dark. And just maybe this one doesn't turn out to be a train in the end.

Happiness and relief. Wish us luck and lets hope this time it all works out. For us to get our fair chance.

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Watching and waiting

La cosa no son cuando lo quieres son cuando te se de

I think I feel better. A couple of days off spent doing nothing special but enjoying the time together with my nene and the world seems a brighter place.

I think I got caught up in the frustration of waiting for a million things to happen. Fighting against the windmills. After a few days of drama and temper tantrums I got it all out of my system and just had to accept - once again - that everything comes in its own time. No amount of stress and anxiety is going to change that, so why bother.

Meanwhile I've also come to realise I'm very very frustrated with my job. It doesn't click any intelligently challenging or even fun boxes, and I hate working just for the money. But, equally, I just had to bear it until something better comes along.

New starts are always hard.
But thank gods I get to do this one with a good man by my side.

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Watching and waiting

Kutsuna jota pakoon ei pääse

At work, doing what I've been doing since I was 17...

Since I got sick I've had an enormous feeling of being out of place and stuck. However, it has to be said that the ONLY time I don't feel like that is when I'm at home with A. I said months ago that he would be like my safety haven, and that's definitely what's happened.

Anywhere else and with anyone else I feel tense and slightly irritated. When I'm alone I feel quite low and feel like I'm going crazy. I can't stop thinking about France and Spain. Paris and Sevilla. It's like an itch inside my skull I can't scratch and I'm not sure if it's going to pass or keeps getting worse by the day.

I know it's just a culture shock, I've had it before. But still... It sucks. I wish I could find something to ground me to Finland; a job I enjoy and feel challenged in, a school...

Or maybe I'm just broken. Matkustaja.

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