Having said that, I now have to confess, "I'm a horrible person me". Today I did something I'm not comfortable or happy about. Today I reacted in anger and frustration to a situation that could have been handled for want of a better word, well, better. But I allowed the red mist impair my vision and cloud my mind and in the moment I lost all reason and logic. As a result someone I care about was hurt, not physically but emotionally and let me tell you, it does not feel good. Quite frankly, it makes me feel like poo. But I couldn't take back. It was already out there and no fancy DeLorean time machine with built in flux capacitor could bring me back to the point where I still had a chance, a chance at handling it differently. It was too late for that. Eventually my friend and I did get the opportunity to talk and I was able to take full ownership of my less than savvy reactions and apologize, which has helped a little. The rest I will just have to learn from and move on.
But in a effort to pick the mood up a little and not end the blog on such a somber note, I'd like to mention a few positive things that have happened over the past few days.
- My pace making job in New York went well and I even managed to get 135 seconds of fame on ESPN's TV coverage of the meet.
- The car in front of me at the toll bridge today decided to pay my toll too. Good people still exist.
- The coffee shop in our office building finally fixed their cappuccino machine.
- Finally thank you to Peter and Mikala for forcing me to try the homemade Moroccan soup with peanut butter, which I was adamant I would hate due to the presents of peanut butter. As it turns out, you were right, that stuff was soooo good.
1 comment:
Only 135 on ESPN??? Tut tut. Not sure about the camera work here.
http://www.flotrack.org/videos/play/285949-2010-01-29-155421-2010-millrose-fred-lebow-womens-mile
There is over 3 mins of your running, but the camera seems to miss most of it because you were going too fast!!!
Post a Comment