I almost whipped someone's ass the other day at work...the dude is basically a chemically imbalanced butthole who should not be working for the company but somehow manages to get by without getting fired. This is not the first confrontation I've had with him but it was the most serious one...as a matter of fact, as some point or another, in some form or fashion this guy has managed to get into it with about everyone on the team...WTF?!?!?!? I managed to keep my cool and not really go off the deep end and knock him smoove out but I did let him know in no uncertain terms that if I saw him off the jobsite that me and him would have some issues. I hate fighting but sometimes people need their asses whipped in order to get the point of "don't fuck with me!!!"
It's D Day...I go to the doctor to find out what up with my knee, man it's kind of freakin me out a little. I've never had to go to the doctor under these circumstances. See here'e the thing, my knee has gotten better (thanks Advil) the swelling has gone down quite a bit, BUT there is still major discomfort when I stand for a long period of time or when I kneel or squat, and unfortanately my job requires both and a lot of it at that. So now if it something major, do I consider it a worker's comp issue??? Because I did injur it on the job but if I go that route that will affect my money and at this point I NEED to be working, but more importantly I need my knee to get better. DAMN!!!
My wife told me yesterday that she's worried about me or should I say concerned about my faith in God. The day that incident at the job happen I was giving her the run down and after I explained it to her she asked if I had prayed about it. Naturally, I hadn't because if was still heated about the situation and that's not something I normally do when I'm mad...I just don't work that way. So after she asks me if I'd prayed I said no and she quickly replies that I should pray right now, and then repeats it a couple times, I tell her in a snappy voice "I WILL PRAY" and shortly after that we got of the phone. OK folks here's the deal...When people ask you to do something when you're not ready to do it can be either be really annoying or very helpful, in this case it was annoying mainly because I was still angry and I really didn't want come to the Lord with that amount of anger still in my heart. We ought to be able to pray in any situation at anytime but I personally believe that the anger needs to subside a little before I ask the Lord for help...this works for me. How my wife took that as a sign to be concerned about me and my faith is sort of a mystery to me, but I love her all the more for her concern. Granted, I haven't been to church in a while (not counting visiting my old church while in LA a couple weeks ago) but I'm at the stage in my life (spiritual maturity) that I don't require to be at church every Sunday or at all for that matter. Where I live there's a super abundance of churches and I'm sure there's one that I MIGHT like but going thru that process right now does not appeal to me, especially with my work schedule. I'd much rather spend I my off days (Sunday) spending time with my family and listening to Gospel music, thanking God for what he's done for me in my life...something very personal. Church is good, as a matter of fact it's great but only if you find the right place, if not, it's a burden and a pain, believe me I know. That's it, gotta go to work. Peace.
It's D Day...I go to the doctor to find out what up with my knee, man it's kind of freakin me out a little. I've never had to go to the doctor under these circumstances. See here'e the thing, my knee has gotten better (thanks Advil) the swelling has gone down quite a bit, BUT there is still major discomfort when I stand for a long period of time or when I kneel or squat, and unfortanately my job requires both and a lot of it at that. So now if it something major, do I consider it a worker's comp issue??? Because I did injur it on the job but if I go that route that will affect my money and at this point I NEED to be working, but more importantly I need my knee to get better. DAMN!!!
My wife told me yesterday that she's worried about me or should I say concerned about my faith in God. The day that incident at the job happen I was giving her the run down and after I explained it to her she asked if I had prayed about it. Naturally, I hadn't because if was still heated about the situation and that's not something I normally do when I'm mad...I just don't work that way. So after she asks me if I'd prayed I said no and she quickly replies that I should pray right now, and then repeats it a couple times, I tell her in a snappy voice "I WILL PRAY" and shortly after that we got of the phone. OK folks here's the deal...When people ask you to do something when you're not ready to do it can be either be really annoying or very helpful, in this case it was annoying mainly because I was still angry and I really didn't want come to the Lord with that amount of anger still in my heart. We ought to be able to pray in any situation at anytime but I personally believe that the anger needs to subside a little before I ask the Lord for help...this works for me. How my wife took that as a sign to be concerned about me and my faith is sort of a mystery to me, but I love her all the more for her concern. Granted, I haven't been to church in a while (not counting visiting my old church while in LA a couple weeks ago) but I'm at the stage in my life (spiritual maturity) that I don't require to be at church every Sunday or at all for that matter. Where I live there's a super abundance of churches and I'm sure there's one that I MIGHT like but going thru that process right now does not appeal to me, especially with my work schedule. I'd much rather spend I my off days (Sunday) spending time with my family and listening to Gospel music, thanking God for what he's done for me in my life...something very personal. Church is good, as a matter of fact it's great but only if you find the right place, if not, it's a burden and a pain, believe me I know. That's it, gotta go to work. Peace.