I wish to simply be...
If I have but one goal in life, it's just existing. I just am. An increasing motive to maintain awareness of myself and where I wish to be in this universe. To stay conscious. To avoid falling into a comatose lack of awareness. A spiritual warrior that challenges the falsehoods of my ego.
Antifascist Stickers
@adeptomega Given the seller's from Germany and he threw in a bunch of extra stickers with his native tongue on them, would any of these be of interest to you? https://awoo.space/media/nLV13sKX7I-6vZI4kyY
Work Problems
One reason I can't wait to become a truck driver? Not having to deal with as much people. Today's post holiday rush is leaving me staggeringly overwhelmed to the point where I almost snapped at a customer. As a driver I'll be spending 7 of those 8 hours behind the wheel in perfect solitary bliss.
A perfect sunrise for a perfect new year. This is truly a blessing to see. https://awoo.space/media/UL7m6pevLH53VwiY5QU
Musings About Family Traits
Great Grandma Lois: Radical first wave feminist and articulate writer.
Grandma Shirley: An itch for adventure, desire to explore and move around. Lived in a van for almost a decade.
Grandpa Dave: Avid artist, outdoorsman, and resourceful with what's available.
My mother: Rugged drive to stand on her own two feet and make it on her own.
Aside from my grandpa, it seems I have a lot in common with the females on my mother's side.
Family Musings
It's not just my mother I have a lot in common with. But my grandma as well. An adventurous spirit who never stops. Back in the 70s and 80s, she also lived in a van and traveled.
She also brought up a concept of the number 8 that's very intriguing... The number eight is a symbol of convergence. Where we all meet in the middle. The number eight symbolizes our ability as a community to come together, and that is why I look forward to this year.
Imbibing dragonfae
I know what I'll be doing a lot of at Glowtide! https://awoo.space/media/wLLtXVxFE0sZ5RrXSQs
I don't like drinking anymore...
Because I don't like how I behave on it. Every wrong direction, every bad decision I've made had been under the influence of this substance. And waking up the next day, I feel so depressed and not like myself that I can't fully function. I regret everything from the night before and I don't want that for myself. That's why I don't drink. Once a month I fall off the wagon, but the next day I'm reminded of why I decided to quit.
𝕀 ℍ𝔸𝕍𝔼 𝕄𝕆𝕍𝔼𝔻:
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