My self-esteem has taken a rather large blow recently upon realizing that I have been working at Macaroni Grill for almost a year. As I attempt to look for other jobs that provide a little more in the department of satisfaction when going to work, I realize that a year at Macaroni Grill is hardly a shining beacon on my resume. Sadly, misery likes company, and I find solace in my friends who have had, or are having a similarly hard time figuring out the next phase of life. Sometimes it's just good to know you're not alone.
On a happier note, I get tired of explaining what I'm doing with my life, so I tell everyone that I aspire to be Tinkerbell and fly over the Castle at Disneyland. Anyhow, I just wanted the world to know that my mom is the best, and to help keep my dreams alive, she just mailed me a tinkerbell shirt that is S-I-C-K, that means sick.
5 days ago
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Not to take a blow at your dreams, but I'm pretty sure Tinkerbell that flies over the castle is a man. Just one more fairy, I guess.
And sister, you're preaching to the choir. The biggest frustration of my life is that I can't be where I want to be (which might be Disneyland, but since we're talking career wise...). I know enough about myself that I know what makes me feel satisfied. I need creative stimulation, I need to be involved in a creationary process because that makes my life feel worthwhile, makes me feel like I fulfilled and giving to society.
Right now all I'm giving is a recommendation of pasta milano, which is always a guest favorite. The roasted garlic cream sauce and sun dried tomatoes make an oh-so-delicious selection for your dining pleasure.
This is why I'm glad you're there with me. We know the real truth that three hour meetings can't give: there is more to life than this and we've got to find it.
That's why I support your smart cookie (meaning both you and your business, naturally). I don't think its an impossible dream. And neither is me in filmmaking.
Trust me, after a year at the Mac, I'm pretty sure there's nothing my baby mama can't do.
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