You certainly don't look like you have aged 5 years! :-)
Things will work out.....you are an amazing person, and at somepoint all the hard work and the positive energy you put into everything you do will pay back and you will find that bit of luck you need, because you will make it happen.
Sorry to hear things are so tough right now, but they will turn around. Hang in there!
Oh Julie dear, so hard to see you and hear you talk so openly about what you are going through. You are amazingly beautiful, brilliant, and passionate; I have no doubt that things will turn around for you, that you'll catch your "break", and that you'll pay it forward and help countless others out. It's just a matter of time. Keep your head up.
Julie thanks for your openness. It's really touching to hear the experiences you have been through and bringing home the experiences of others. I can't say anything more but to let you know how touched i am and that i'm sending you lots of positive energy your way so that 2012 will see things picking up for you.
Thanks so much for saying what most of us have felt or are feeling right now, living paycheck to paycheck. It is one of the reasons I have left the US. There is absolutely no reason for people to be living like they are, but I am hopeful that things will change.
If you get too tired of it though, consider leaving. There are many opportunities abroad, specially in Asia. Check out this one for example: http://www.tefllife.com/special-disney-project -- maybe I found this link yesterday for you. <3
I have the best friends in the world! Thank you all for your love and support; you mean the world to me!
I am so thankful for many things, my friends included! I am still fortunate, I just want people to talk about how hard it is. When a billionaire can buy an $88 million apartment for his daughter in New York while some families cannot even afford diapers for their babies--something is REALLY wrong. Things need to change.
Thank you all for for reading and caring so much about me...your feelings are returned!!
Julie, you are amazing!!! Send your "spot" to the WHITE HOUSE and to every Republican candidate for President. They are the ones who need to hear your voice.
Julie, it's hard to see you and hear you while you're going trough such a bad time. Believe me when I say that I wish I could do more that just listen to you, that I wish I could hold you right now and tell you that everything is going to be ok, that you shouldn't be scared for tomorrow's paycheck.
In Spain the "occupy movement" was called "Los indignados" that was the one that arrived to Mexico in a much shorter scale. The mere word "the indignant" (I don't know if you can pluralize it), or in a better translation "the ones that became indignanted" describes for me the situation you're living, and the one you're describing about the family that couldn't buy diapers. Not being able to satisfy your primal needs, when, as you say, a billionaire can spend $88 million dollars apartment for a daughter, of half the population of the world is stupidly caught on how the Kardashian make fools out of themselves on TV, living a spoiled life, spending thousands of dollars every day, while they have international complains about the human rights conditions of their business overseas, makes you indeed feel outraged, and wonder what the hell has happened to this world, to the country you're living in, when people tell you to consider to try your luck elsewhere? Wasn't' this the country of freedom and opportunities? Isn't this the place where people from Latin America struggle to get in to, to find a better living, and a way to feed their families?
Something is definitely wrong, and not only in the US, but in the entire world, we are living the globalization of poverty, where a few live wealthy lives out of everybody else. The problem is that this 99% is a majority that everyday more has less to loose and therefore is able to sacrifice more, that may turn around things in a close future in one way or the other... Let's hope it happens in a peaceful way.
July, I'm with you. I would like to do more than just write nice words to you, but for now you have my solidarity.
You certainly don't look like you have aged 5 years! :-)
ReplyDeleteThings will work out.....you are an amazing person, and at somepoint all the hard work and the positive energy you put into everything you do will pay back and you will find that bit of luck you need, because you will make it happen.
Sorry to hear things are so tough right now, but they will turn around. Hang in there!
Thinking of you, take care,
Lodsa love
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ReplyDeleteOh Julie dear, so hard to see you and hear you talk so openly about what you are going through. You are amazingly beautiful, brilliant, and passionate; I have no doubt that things will turn around for you, that you'll catch your "break", and that you'll pay it forward and help countless others out. It's just a matter of time. Keep your head up.
ReplyDeleteHugs, hugs,
p.
Julie thanks for your openness. It's really touching to hear the experiences you have been through and bringing home the experiences of others. I can't say anything more but to let you know how touched i am and that i'm sending you lots of positive energy your way so that 2012 will see things picking up for you.
ReplyDeleteLots of love,
Bilu
Thanks so much for saying what most of us have felt or are feeling right now, living paycheck to paycheck. It is one of the reasons I have left the US. There is absolutely no reason for people to be living like they are, but I am hopeful that things will change.
ReplyDeleteIf you get too tired of it though, consider leaving. There are many opportunities abroad, specially in Asia. Check out this one for example: http://www.tefllife.com/special-disney-project -- maybe I found this link yesterday for you. <3
Much love and positive energy your way.
I have the best friends in the world! Thank you all for your love and support; you mean the world to me!
ReplyDeleteI am so thankful for many things, my friends included! I am still fortunate, I just want people to talk about how hard it is. When a billionaire can buy an $88 million apartment for his daughter in New York while some families cannot even afford diapers for their babies--something is REALLY wrong. Things need to change.
Thank you all for for reading and caring so much about me...your feelings are returned!!
Julie, you are amazing!!!
ReplyDeleteSend your "spot" to the WHITE HOUSE and to every Republican candidate for President. They are the ones who need to hear your voice.
Julie, it's hard to see you and hear you while you're going trough such a bad time. Believe me when I say that I wish I could do more that just listen to you, that I wish I could hold you right now and tell you that everything is going to be ok, that you shouldn't be scared for tomorrow's paycheck.
ReplyDeleteIn Spain the "occupy movement" was called "Los indignados" that was the one that arrived to Mexico in a much shorter scale. The mere word "the indignant" (I don't know if you can pluralize it), or in a better translation "the ones that became indignanted" describes for me the situation you're living, and the one you're describing about the family that couldn't buy diapers. Not being able to satisfy your primal needs, when, as you say, a billionaire can spend $88 million dollars apartment for a daughter, of half the population of the world is stupidly caught on how the Kardashian make fools out of themselves on TV, living a spoiled life, spending thousands of dollars every day, while they have international complains about the human rights conditions of their business overseas, makes you indeed feel outraged, and wonder what the hell has happened to this world, to the country you're living in, when people tell you to consider to try your luck elsewhere? Wasn't' this the country of freedom and opportunities? Isn't this the place where people from Latin America struggle to get in to, to find a better living, and a way to feed their families?
Something is definitely wrong, and not only in the US, but in the entire world, we are living the globalization of poverty, where a few live wealthy lives out of everybody else. The problem is that this 99% is a majority that everyday more has less to loose and therefore is able to sacrifice more, that may turn around things in a close future in one way or the other... Let's hope it happens in a peaceful way.
July, I'm with you. I would like to do more than just write nice words to you, but for now you have my solidarity.
Love you girl!
Patricia.