I quit my job yesterday.
No, Brad Pitt did not hold a gun to my head and make me do it.
But my first day of liberty was amazing and he was right about my breakfast.
Every morning I start my day with a tall glass of lime water. They say it’s a great way to boost immunity, aid digestion and hydrate your body first thing in the morning. Normally I gulp down the tart tonic, bottoms up, as quickly as possible. But today, unemployed with nowhere to be, I thought, “what’s the rush?” I inhaled deeply, filling my nostrils with the sweet smell of citrus. I tipped back the glass and savored every sensation, chewing the pulp as it entered my mouth. I licked my lips and smiled. I felt like my tonic tasted; fresh, rejuvenated.
To be honest, my oatmeal wasn’t that good this morning but I really wanted to use that Fight Club video so let’s just pretend it was spectacular. I ran out of milk and had to use water, gross. Mexicans love milk in their oatmeal. I once did a survey to verify my hunch. Sure enough, the results in my very official study (which consisted of me going around asking random people “how do you like your oatmeal?”) showed that most Mexicans use milk and Caucasians generally use water. But I digress.
The point is that I have officially started my journey. The Rat Race is in the rearview and it’s time for me to slow down and chew the pulp. I even did a little meditation after eating my mediocre oatmeal. I never thought it would feel so good to be unemployed. Time to start packing!
Nice work dude! Sounds like a perfect first morning of freedom. The oatmeal can only get better from here. Also, I use half water and half milk! I don’t know what that means haha.
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Hahahahahaha! It’s probably because you hail from like seven different countries. You’re a hybrid mate. I’ll have to try your half water concoction. hey where are you thinking you’ll be next month?
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cuidado my friend. I’ll be praying for you.
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Thanks Jeanette!!! I’ll take those prayers any day! Thanks for reading 🙂
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