Sometimes I wonder if I'd been born in the wrong era. I love the class and the suspense of forties movies. Dancing in nightclubs with an elegant man in a gorgeous ball gown and catching a dinner show preformed by Rita Hayworth or Judy Garland. Forties Hollywood never looked more appealing. But maybe that's just me and the musings of a cashier caught in a rut and wanting so much more but getting so little. Big dreams on a minimum wage paycheck.
My History Professor was talking about life on a minimum wage paycheck yesterday. How hard it was for some people, like he'd just discovered it. I told him that I live that life day to day, paycheck to paycheck, that's why I'm putting myself into more debt and going to college. I want to better myself. To be an author and a historian. But I'm in such a funk I can't seem to get anything on paper. Nothing but notes on 1800s Canada or 1600s China. I want to be able to see myself better in ten years ... but all I see is fog.
I don't know, I'm probably thinking too much again.
