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Long Day

Category: LifeMood: FatiguedPosted: 8:22pm Monday, December 28th, 2009


Well, I got through another day of training. Three more days this week and then five days next week and no more classroom. Damn, that will be nice. Today I covered two notebook pages with the next part of my novel, which I am about to transcribe and add to, and I also read an entire graphic novel. The Last Temptation by Neil Gaiman, which is a companion to the Alice Cooper album, The Last Temptation of Alice. Jay got it for me for Christmas. Despite the writing and the reading, class still went painfully slow, and then someone asked me if I was reading a comic book. Umm, no. It's not beneath me to read a comic book, but at the time, I happened to be reading a graphic novel. Comic books don't have 100 pages and a hard cover. Flippin tards.

Tomorrow I'm going to see how far I can get in the graphic novel about the life of Johnny Cash. That one is quite a bit longer.

One good thing about work, we've switched to half hour lunches, so now I can get out of there at 4:30 instead of five. One hour lunches are unnecessary and do nothing but extend the day for half an hour longer than it needs to be. I don't care if class is officially on or if we're on lunch, I'm still just sitting there willing time to pass quickly.

That's all for now. I need to get to writing, because I seriously hate having a job. Doesn't matter what the job is ... I just hate jobs. Hell, it's not even the job I hate, it's having to be somewhere I really don't want to be and being forced to stay there for a set period of time like a child. I'm not cut out for it. I was born to live the life of an artist, and I need to make that happen. The sooner I get a book published, the sooner I won't have to deal with this every day Joe Schmo shit anymore.

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