There are times that I wonder that on the day I finally sell my condo, will I finally feel free? Or am I just fooling myself?
I am waiting to either rent it out or sell it and right now everything is at a stand still. I’ve had a lot of people come by to see it but no real takers, not as of yet, anyway.
I’m ready to let it all go, though. I’m not sure why I’m so hell bent on getting rid of everything and starting anew but I am. I feel it’s time, I tried for two years to make some place a home that won’t ever be and I’m okay with that. At least I tried and I didn’t give up. It’s just time for me to move on.
Yesterday, I spent a bulk of the day by myself thinking about my mother mainly and how I really wish she was here with me now. The person that I am at 26 is vastly different from the person I was when I was 23. I look back at myself then and it doesn’t even seem like the same person but it wasn’t the same person.
Don’t get me wrong, this is not coming from a place of eternal sadness just reflection. I’m tired of not fully living and I realize that I purposely let myself not feel that I am. It’s fucking crazy but I think I noticed that a portion of me likes the cyclical patterns of the familiar – even when part of me craves for something different. That part of me that wanted change wasn’t big enough or strong enough, yet.
Still, the thing I realized is that my waiting here for the day for it all to click might never happen in any aspect of my life. I have to make it happen; be proactive even if I’m scared out of my bloody mind. I want to go to school, I want to live overseas, I want to see and experience all the sights and sensations that I’ve read about and above all else – I want to live in the present moment. Not in my past, not in what I think my future will be. I want to continually live in the present because that’s all that is guaranteed to me. To all of us, if we ever stop and think about it – if we ever let ourselves fully understand it.