Writer’s Block?

Not sure if I have writer’s block or need a change in direction for this blog. I’ve read back over my previous posts and apparently (duh) I wasn’t a happy person. The past is past and its time to be in the present.

In just a few days I will have officially been in New Hampshire a month. Some days it feels like I’ve always been here, and other days I feel like I just got here.

I still have days where I get bored and antsy. Not really sure what to do with myself or my time. One thing that I don’t get is frustrated or worried. I could get a job. That would fill up any free time that I have to fill. Just think what I could do with the extra money too!

Hm. That last one is a little on the funny side. All I can think of is buying things to bake, and maybe buying some cookware. That is silly since we live in a furnished apartment so I have all the cookware I need here and if I need more, I go to the utility room for the property and get what I need/want out of there to use. Let’s not forget that G is always buying stuff to bake. We are a couple of baking fools here.

I have a pay as you go phone, which is cool because G is the only one that calls me. Our conversations are pretty short since he’s on break at work, or wants to know if what I need him to pick up on his way home from work when he calls. We don’t text often because, well, we actually like talking to each other. My computer does exactly what I need it to do. We have a Redbox rental right down the street, and have cable as part of the ‘furnished’ apartment. I also have free WiFi here.

At this point in my life I can honestly say that I have no wants or unmet needs. My only thing to deal with today is getting this place straightened back up from last night, figuring out what to fix for dinner tonight, shoe shopping and getting my driver’s license – which here is a breeze since I just go and swap my Mississippi license for a New Hampshire one.

I may just sit here at the apartment and read my new book instead of getting out today. Decisions, decisions. Yep, I think I’ve got a pretty good life here.