Negativity averted

I have just moved into a new apartment which was kindly enough offered to me by my current roommate. I left an area where it was filled with negativity. I was confronted at the last moment by the b**ch who wanted us out a few weeks prior. She yelled at me and yelled at me for things I had no energy to answer. I wasn't yelling perse but I was telling her how I felt and how she treated us. She went on and on about the how she was so nice not to have made us pay for this month. At a certain point, I noticed Italians can't handle it when you don't respond when they are angry. Americans handle things just a bit differently. She screamed and yelled, yelled and screamed. I just kept moving my stuff out of the place. She was angry that I never greeted here in these days. One because I was tired of seeing her lurking around and asking us when can we leave. Blah Blah Blah! I realized also as she kept screaming and yelling, i began to feel a bit more calm. Things will be better on the other side of this spoiled little house full of spoiled little children.

I am now sitting in my rather chilly new apartment (the heat is just warming up) and feeling relieved that I am finally out of that apartment. My frustrations with the internet and with the stupid brother upstairs. It never felt like my place. Even the gorgeous garden, never seemed to be mine. Now I must transform this lovely new space into my own. 

I have the confidence that this negativity will soon wash away and the only thing left will be positivity firing tenfold.

If you are negative, please stay away from me. I don't need you. 

Success!! Negativity has been averted!  

Back to enjoying my life!

 

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  • 26 Feb 2011 LuLu wrote:
    This is good news! There is nothing worse than living with someone that brings all this negative energy into your life. I hope this new place brings you all the good positive vibes you deserve.
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