What I want to do in Chicago (in no particular order):
*Learn to play the piano
*Take voice lessons
*Learn to tap
*Dance
*Sing
*Smile
*Stop smoking cigarettes
*Get a bike
*Fall in love
*Take a scene study class
*Take an improv class
*Get a voice reel together
*New headshots
*Audition
*Act
*Be happy
I am making enough money to pay my bills, and I’m not
starving to death, so theoretically, I’m doing great! But piano lessons, dance
classes and headshots cost money….so
money I must make.
I have a really great job right now. I work full-time, and
like I said, I’m paying my bills. I’m making money, but it’s still not enough.
So it’s looking like I’m going to have to pick up a second
job, at least for a while.
I’m going to be so tired,
but I’ve done it before, and I’ll do it again. Hard work has never kept me from accomplishing something. Duh.
So I’m going to work my ass off. Like I always do. So that I
can do the things I want to do in my life.
As for my life here,
I have never been happier than I am right now. I have never known myself as
well as I do now. I am so happy.
And if I need to save money somewhere, at least I’m doing it
here.
Still a week from another paycheck, I went to CVS earlier and bought milk, eyeliner and a CTA
pass…
You know…the necessities…
I absolutely cannot afford to buy cigarettes. Cigarettes and
I have to break up.
So without further adieu: A farewell….
Dear Cigarettes,
Our love affair is over. I’m sorry, but it
has to be. I don’t love you anymore. You’re not good for me. You spend all my
money, and I’m sick of it. It’s
been a great eight years dude, but you treat me like shit, so I’m out of here.
Good luck. I bet they ban you in the streets
soon.
If I see you out, please don’t try to kindle
our flame. This may be hard, but I would really appreciate it if you didn’t
respond to any drunken attempts at reconnection.
When we are together, I can’t sing, I can’t
dance, and I can’t breathe.
You’re
an asshole, peace out.
Randi
V. Wallace
So here we go. Day 1 of no cigarettes…again… I can’t even
count how many times I’ve quit.
Oh well! Maybe 329th time’s the charm?
To healthy lungs and a happy heart!