Challenge continues.

Day 9: Bullet your whole day.

-Woke up, groggy and angry
-Got dressed
-Brushed my teeth, washed my face, pretended that my hair looked ok
-Drove to work
-Made coffee in the break room and practically free-based it
-Sold a bunch of shit to people
-Processed shipments
-Drove home, singing Ray Charles at the top of my lungs
-Told Cody about my totally interesting day
-Fell asleep for a minute
-Made dinner and drank a beer
-Finished packing for our trip
-Watched some of the Indians game
-Opened my blog, and turned on some Al Green

And to come:
-Pack up the car
-Drive to Orviston
-Party.

I did it again.

I missed three days. But that last post was exhausting, so this challenge is going to have to be a lil more flexible.

The prompt is: A moment that you felt the most satisfied with your life.

This is a difficult one, because I've struggled so much with just being ok with me, let alone accepting my life and all of its imperfections. And pinning down a specific moment proves even more difficult.
But the past few months have seemed to flow together in a swirly soup of happiness. I've come to understand a portion of why my brain works the way it does, and have learned to cut myself a bit of slack. I'm ecstatic living with Cody and our kitty, and know that I have a lifetime with him to look forward to. I'm making money. I'm taking full advantage of my library card. And I've had a great summer, hiking, camping, and grilling with Cody.
I feel like there is always something that, if only I had it, my life would be perfect. Mostly this feeling is bullshit, and being able to identify that has made living a lot more enjoyable. Although applying to schools is stressful, my GRE scores weren't awesome, and I have no guarantee that I'll get into any schools, I'm trying to take things in stride and recognize it as a journey that I shouldn't take SO seriously. I need to remember to have fun!