Category: prompts
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Feeling Yoda
My marriage, and my divorce taught me what I would do and what I would tolerate in a relationship. The end of my LTR taught me what I would not do, and what I would not tolerate in a relationship.
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No Fate
On the surface, I want to say that I don’t believe in fate/destiny because they preclude the possibility of free will.
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A job that gets me out of bed every day.
the fact of the matter is you have to find something that you truly enjoy doing as a career. You have to have a job that gets you out of bed in the morning
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The Bittersweet End of an Era
This is a very tricky one to explain. I guess the best way to describe it would be to say bittersweet. But for me, one period of my life that was hard to say goodbye to was my marriage.
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A day in the life
I’ve never really given much thought to being somebody else. Do i ever wish that my life was easier? More money? More same? More women? Of course. But I don’t believe I’ve ever looked at somebody and said “yeah, I wish I was that guy“.
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Rob Repairs and Rebuilds (but does not renovate)
Living on a teacher’s salary doesn’t give you a lot of disposable income. So the repair jobs that I think I can take myself, I do.
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More Words I’d like to Banish
It’s not so much that I particularly hate these words; I’m just sick of death of hearing them. I
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Bumps down the road
These are things that I talked about in my Blueprint For 2024. I feel like I’m already falling behind on it, so it’s time to really put the rubber to the road
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Words of wisdom to Teenage Rob
At that moment, high school Rob would look at middle-age Rob like he’s completely out of his mind.
Rebuilding Rob 