Sadness & Credit Cards

Written on Monday, October 9th, 2006 @ 11:24am

At 4:10am this morning Joshua left my house. I probably won’t be seeing him again for at least another few weeks if not until Thanksgiving. Before I had to go to work yesterday, we both sat on the futon in his empty room crying into each other’s arms. So far today I have been trying really hard not to cry. As weird as it sounds, I don’t want to cry because I don’t feel as sad as my inner emotions are trying to make me feel. I’m already used to not seeing him on a daily basis, it’s just seeing him on the weekends was my “light at the end of the tunnel” so-to-speak. Nevertheless, I am so excited for Joshua because this is the last stretch. After this is all over we’re going to be able to start life together.

On Friday, I spent the day with Joshua after his graduation. I’ve been trying to apply for a credit card from Citi Cards for the past two months in which they have been extremely difficult. I was sick of waiting so I went to my credit union and applied for a credit card from them. I was accepted and the only thing left I need to do is bring in my two most recent pay stubs showing I am employed. When I came home later that evening, the card I have been trying to apply for from Citi was sitting on my desk waiting for me.

So now I have two credit cards, haah. My Citi card has a $1000.00 limit and my bank one has $500. I’ve decided to reserve my bank one for anything having to do with school and my Citi card for major purchases over $50. In fact I put my first purchase on my Citi card today, which is my plane tickets for when I fly down to visit Joshua for Christmas. I’m excited.

Ack! I must go get ready for Yoga now! So much to do and so little time. Meep!

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