It occurs to me that I’m probably never going to eat in a restaurant again. There’s an amazing number of these little things that barely register usually since there’s so much worse to deal with, but once in a while something strikes you just right and you can feel life shrink.
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Most of the time I worry about never seeing family or friends again, losing my cats, ending up homeless and starving because it’s still not possible to look for work. It’s been like that for two years now, and it’s getting worse. But sometimes the little things break through.
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All I’ve been asking for is to be allowed to work and see people. That’s it. And I don’t know if it’ll ever happen again. If it doesn’t there’s nothing left in life, and even if it does the life that’s left isn’t much more than nothing. Watch the clock, chalk the wall, wait.
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Folks, it has jack shit to do with the fucking virus or me not wanting to go outside. It’s a problem of California bureaucracy breaking down and Florida not giving me any work around to be able to get back to doing basics. I’m not hiding the ball here.
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Now I’m in Florida where I *still* can’t get started on basic things because the state won’t let me register my car without documents from California, which are taking months to get a copy of. There’s not much public transport, so I’m just stuck.
Red states are not your friends.
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My brother in Christ just drive the car