Friday, November 30, 2007

It's over

I have to say that I'm relieved that today is the last day of NaBloPoMo. It was hard for me to post every day because I felt pressure to post something more than just a few sentences each day, and truthfully, some days I don't have much to say. If you know me in person, I don't talk a lot. I'm from the camp that believes that someone has to be a listener.

Most of the time if I do open my mouth I say the wrong thing anyway. So, it's usually just easier to let everyone else talk. The few people that do seem to care what I have to say know that I'm not quiet all the time. My comfort level with a person is in direct correlation with how much I talk to them.

Because I hate the feeling that when I've said something people look at me like I'm an idiot.

I think that's part of the reason that I blog. I can write what I want and if people disagree or think I'm an idiot, they just don't need to comment. I'm blissfully unaware that you think I'm an idiot. Also, I don't have to wait for a pause in the conversation to try to get my two cents in when I'm writing on my blog. If you're reading, I've got the floor.

I suppose, being a typical Minnesotan, I don't like conflict. But that's not to say that I don't get pissed off. I'm one of those slow-burn types. You can do a million things that piss me off and I won't say anything until that one million and first thing...then I blow. My eruption usually includes me crying while I'm yelling because my body just can't handle the pent-up emotion anymore. It's not pretty.

Lately I feel like that one million and one thing is coming and I don't like it. You're not supposed to feel like that at Christmas time.

I feel irrelevant. I feel unnecessary. I feel tolerated. I feel dismissed.

Although it could just be pregnancy hormones. They do that kind of thing too.

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Jeff said...

Please let us know when you're approaching that millionth thing. I'd hate to be the one to trigger the explosion!

slouching mom said...

Oh, hon. I'm sorry that you're feeling this way. I can't even take you out for coffee. All I can say is that I'm here, listening.

Hang in there, OK?

Kara said...

I have those days too, Heather. And I don't have those kind of hormones. You're not unnecessary, you're great!

 
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