Here it is the morning before Christmas. Many folks are doing last minute shopping preparing for tomorrow. I'm in bed having coffee and watching Tomb Raider. Unlike many, I work up at 2am in a panic, wondering what to do and how I will muster up the courage to make it through another day without spiraling down that wicked path of negativity. Hope is all I have to show God that I am worthy of his blessings and deserving of help. Unlike Chase bank who last week decided not to give me a modification on my mortgage because they feel I am hiding money. Just when I thought I could see the light at the end of this dark tunnel, I now realize it was just my imagination. I am sick of this struggle. I am sick of mean and self-serving, scared people. I guess this is the end of my dreams of success. I've applied for more jobs this year than I have in my entire life. Today, right now, I cannot tell you what the future holds for me. All I know is I will give it my best even if I must live on the street.
Sure, Merry Christmas.
Thursday, December 24, 2009
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