Sluff, can you squeeze me in for Sunday Afternoon, we need help putting up a fence j/k
That is one thing that really tees me off, i get calls all the time to help everyone else and then listen to there relationship problems and there daily work related problems, it seems to never end, and then they ask how I'm doing and i start to tell them and then they have to take a call or get ready to go somewhere or whatever, they obviously don't want to hear my problems.This week I have to help one person put a basket ball hoop on there garage, another person needs me to help them go to the store to p/u a swing set and help put that together on Sun which was a scheduled day to be up north with my wife, but now I might as well not go because I have a meeting on Saturday night. I was going to go to the cabin Sat night and then come home Sunday afternoon. Doesn't pay if to drive the distance and spend the gas money just to turn around and have to come back sun morning. Get this, It has to be done Sunday morning because I work Sat morning and he has a date with his girlfriend Sunday afternoon. They don't give a damn about my schedule and I get depressed because it feels like I never get to do what I want to do.
I am happy to listen to friends with their problems and stuff and offer advice.. because I like to help if I can (even if that means just listening) but sometimes it's just like Sluff said... when it comes time to say how you are suddenly they're busy or whatever... note I am not saying this about all my friends at all.. but I do know the feeling... And it's not like I want to be the centre of the universe or anything... but we're all human and if we feel like people don't give us equal time that we give them well it's unfair.There are some people that I now know that if they actually ask how I am or whatever I'll just tell them I'm fine.. it's not worth the grief. These are the people I do NOT expect to ask anything further like "How's that transplant thing coming along?" or "How are you coping with dialysis?" or whatever.