I hate most new things
I have a hate reflex and it's for most new things or people I encounter. That's not a 100 percent true, I'm polite but wary with everyone and go from there, usually landing on indifferent, aware of why we're not friends but not spending any spare time thinking about it. Just like everyone, I do instantly click with the occasional person but that is very occasional. I rarely 360 on many things I don't initially like but with people in particular, I've been pleasantly surprised with what I learn to like about a person I initially hated when forced to deal with them. Maybe it's Stockholm Syndrome aka 'love the one you're with,' or maybe I need to dial down the volume on my haterade. I think it's the former; my haterade has kept cray-cray out of my life and the people I didn't like initially, informal polling suggests many other people don't like them for the same reasons I initially put them on my dead to me list. This means my friends get to poke fun at me after I become BFF with someone I explained at length all the things I didn't like about them but let them have their fun. Haterade makes everything taste better.
What a difference a church makes
I saw Corey on Sunday. He was in a suit and on his way to church. I don't know why that threw a kink into what I wanted to think about him but it did. I don't know what difference it makes but I do know it makes a difference. It's just so weird to see a man going to church alone. Makes me wonder. It doesn't make him more attractive to me, it actually makes him less attractive to me which kind of makes me sad for the woman I used to be. That woman would praise the Lord that a church going man moved in next door. This woman wonders where the bodies are buried. Oh sweet innocence, I miss you so sometimes.
He may not always know but he's never in doubt
Speaking of haterade my would-be boss is an irritant before he even speaks. I'm so over him already. Maybe I'll come out on the other end liking him but he is not baseline likable.
Morning person
God help me, I have become a napping fool. I'm up around 5 am, no later than 0545 and it doesn't matter if I go to bed at 7 pm the night before, I get home from language class and I feel like I'm walking with weights strapped to my legs. Nap time.
I'm glad no one's here
I love being alone. A lot. Maybe it's just reflexive after sharing a small space for a year with Ashley but I get why it's harder to chose someone to spend the rest of your life with when you are older. For someone to be special enough to allow your life to be tossed into chaos is something.