From Suite To Cell To A Room Of My Own
I've resisted moving out of the double room in this sober house for a year. Even though it meant having a room-mate, I prefered it for reasons that are already becoming obscure to me, after only a few days.
Toward the end, I fought eviction. One of my housemates finally just came out and said I freaked out new arrivals (it's become an lol memory but at the time...)
I eat, sleep, I type. My conversation is severely limited with most people. Also, you finally find me sputtering and cursing certain guests on C-span's Morning Journal.
Anyway, in a year, we've had five relapses and they were all newbies who shared the suite with me. Try something new!
So I'm starting off the new year in a new room. It's very small and I hated it for about two days.
But it's the first room of my own in 18 months! Of course, having a new place has turned out to be fun. I feel like a kid who's mean older brother got sent to reform school.
It's mine!
And of course what's most comforting is still having your old prized possesions.
3 Comments:
Nice progression
Can I say "I told you so" or would that be just so wrong?
Do you forget that our words are written down and saved? "I told you so" ?!?!
As I recall you were telling me things like 'man you're really sunk' and 'how did you lose that one?'
ok, ok , kidding, you did tell me so
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