I have concluded that Changes move in packs. This is based not only on my own life, but on my observations of my friends. For instance, one estimable lady of my acquaintance broke up with her boyfriend of 4 years, moved to a new apartment (note she wasn’t living with him), got a new haircut, got a new job, and changed her legal name in the space of approximately two weeks. More recently, my sister closed on a house and got engaged on the same day, which was her birthday. And now here am I, taking possession of a house November 1 and a job November 5. As my friends and my imaginary floating wiser me have remarked, I better not get pregnant.
Perhaps these flocks of changes do not always alight where they are welcome—but I am glad, excited, frightened, and generally rejoicing. In a way the very fury of the pace is part of exhilaration of the change. I keep saying, “I’m so busy! I’m so busy!” but it is more a chant of celebration than a plaint.
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change is good
Change, as you have noted, seems to occure in packs. Congrats on all the goodness’ and remember, that at least they are all GOOD changes. ;-) May they always come like this.
Re: change is good
Yeah. It’s the stagnation periods I have trouble with.
Just wait ‘til I DO have children—then EVERYTHING will be flux, chaos, and growth ALL THE TIME!
CONGRATULATIONS!
Being the out of touch (also busy) individual that I am, somehow I hadn’t caught that you got the job. As I said in the title – congrats!
Get Pregnant
It’s the duty of quality people to the gene pool.
Re: Get Pregnant
Fine. I’ll get pregnant.
In 2009.