
hello, thomas
two weeks of corporate living under my belt. wait—that sounded dodgy. i mean, i’m not even wearing a belt today. got some button-fly action going on, no belt required. what? oh. hey, you, eyes up here!
i’m doing fine, but can’t handle living out if suitcases for much longer. the two weeks in indiana with my family were… fine. the two weeks crashing in huntington beach while househunting were… bearable. the week frantically buying furniture and unpacking in weho was… stressful. i’ve been up in san francisco for two weeks now and can’t handle much more.
for the first few weeks, i’d come home to my empty corporate apartment each night and jokingly exclaim honey, i’m home! and laugh to myself. tonight, i just sighed as i opened the door and put my ordered-to-go-cuz-i-hate-eating-alone-in-restaurants take out dinner on the empty kitchen counter, before putting my bag on the empty desk and sitting on my empty couch and enjoying my empty evening.
it’s only temporary, i know, and i’ll be down in my new home of la la land soon enough, complaining about something else, i’m sure. but, right now, i feel like my flux capacitor [that little guage that measures how much my life is in flux] is just about reaching its maximum limit.
i’ve been waking up ridiculously early each morning, either popping down to the gym for some treadmill/bike/weights action, or doing some yogalates. it seems i’ve been getting to the office well before everyone else, which is pretty much the opposite of any job i’ve ever had [everyone knows that eric's late for everything].
that said, though, i still can’t seem to get through all of the non-work stuff i need to do. phone calls, correspondence, side projects, paying bills. not enough time in the day, somehow. subconsciously, i’m probably suffering from some combination of depression/lethargy from living this temporary existence.
or, maybe i have a tapeworm. i’m always hungry, and i feel constantly tired. sounds like a tapeworm to me. yeah, it’s definitely a tapeworm. i’ll call him thomas.
thomas the tapeworm.






