@ Danielle: Will def give it a read. Thanks for the link.

@ Andrew: Wow. THANK YOU for the comment. And, by the way, I sooo don’t think you’ve given up on the creative stuff. I’ve got a good blog, and I remember reading some of your NaNoWriMo (sp?) stuff. It was good.

I will say this. You are an incredibly talented, smart, funny, vibrant individual.

More importantly, when I lost my last job (the same time you lost one of yours), you were there with words of encouragement that meant the world to me.

So here’s a little note encouraging you to keep going and to chase those dreams. Somewhere along the way, I sacrificed every creative impulse, every passion, every dream I ever had for three cubicle walls, a steady paycheck and health insurance.

I’m not sure, but I think that the greatest conspiracy that’s ever been pulled off was the one that convinced 90 percent of the population that this is the “adult” decision to make.

Bullshit.

Not a day goes by that I don’t regret how I didn’t even give my creative endeavours a chance to come to fruition. I’ll always wonder.

Don’t you do the same.

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I love you girl and I had ride hard for you! HAHAHAHA…

So, even if I fail spectacularly, I have to try.

And, if I do fail, I’m just gonna move back here, marry a little Filipino girl and become a truck driver.

Even my back up plan sounds good.

# Baba Doodlius: You said, “In the mean time, go do some orgasm experimentation and get it written about in a major newsstand publication… oh, I see you have that covered already.” Thanks! :) You’re funny; point taken. :) And, yeeeeah, I just noticed that ad. GoogleAdsense automatically generates the (real) ads based on the content of my site. Apparently posting content about losing a job in NYC yields sugar daddy ads! Will look into that to see if I can get those off.

# Shanshilly: Thank you!! And, yeah, that’s totally how I’m looking at it. This is the bump in the road, the to-be-expected short difficulties associated with losing a job.