Susan's Road Trip to California--Continued

This is probably the longest road trip EVER. Before it ends back in Texas next year sometime I will have experienced many things from ecstatic spiritual highs to deep humility and pain. In the end I will come out stronger and knowing more than ever. My TX pastor said it best--I have a great CAPACITY to grow spiritually. If only it weren't so hard to do. If only you could fail alone.

Thursday, May 29, 2003

Glitches glitches glicthes. This was the kind of day where you wish you had never crawled out from under the covers. It was awful; it really was. The worst part was the financial glitches. As of now I have no summer job, no TRS money until one to two months after I move and no money for a move I think I have to make in three weeks or so. I have a place to stay, but that is all. Robin has a glitch with taking me then. Everything suddenly seems crazy and I feel terrible and poor. Yet I do not feel I am wrong about going. I am not always sure I want to go, but want to and supposed to are two different things. I have cried more today than in weeks previous. Sobbed. I have no answers tonight. I talked to both Terry and Robin, but I have no answers. So I went to work. From almost 8 to 11 I worked on my Texas movie. It is exporting right now. I love making movies. This was fun. But sometimes I wish I was going to Clear Stream. There is a teeny part of me that almost wishes this would all fall through—that I am totally wrong about the God stuff—and that I could call Dr. Hayes and says, hey, that job offer, give it to me. I could swing that. It would be great. How many people get to work for their friends and still have respect for their authority as a boss? It would be so easy. I leave tomorrow night for LA, and right now I don’t even want to go. Really.



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