Re: the proverbial fork in the road

[Anonymous]

I am 47 and sorta know what I want to be when I grow up. So many forks in so many different roads and I am just talking jobs. I kinda sorta have a career and am trying hard for a promotion into leadership in my chosen career. I’ve been a soldier (flight operations), a restaurant cashier, a preschool teacher in many different states, a kindergarten teacher, a banquet server/kitchen steward, a store cashier, and now I work in airport security and have for over 5 years. Btw, this is the longest I’ve worked and/or lived in any one place since I left my childhood home at 17.

With my acknowledging that I might have ADD a few years ago and then finally seeking a diagnoses and medication I’m starting to do a little better with my life challenges and especially with things like multitasking, and completing assigned paperwork. But, and this is key I have a long ways to go and many things will never ever come easy for me. I gave up on having a decluttered home when I divorced and lost the person that yelled at me about how cluttered it was. It’s not that I don’t care, or don’t like it clean, it’s that it’s practically impossible to keep it that way.

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