No matter how old you get there is always a new thing to learn. What new thing? Life is full of little details that many would say are impossible to capture all of them. From nature to readings, to people and their lives alone, the level of comprehension is almost infinite because their are so many ways to see everything. We have chosen, in my opinion only but one or two levels of this comprehension. The double entendre being the most obvious, and the spiritual realm being in second.
The double entendre is relatable. Its the ease of understanding what someone is trying to say, without actually saying it. I’ve always sort of had an issue with the double entendre because, well Im a straight forward kind of guy. Why beat around the bush? Play with the pickle? I know what I feel when I feel it and how to say it. Where’s the fun in that? Is what a lot of people would say next. Which is true to a certain extent in keeping life interesting, so I’ve studied the art of the double entendre and how its used amongst many different kinds of people. In most cases the double entendre is used in comparison to God or the Devil, good or evil, bad or graceful. These are the most obvious comparisons. These are the balance that create life as we know it so we use these simple comparisons as through ways or passage ways as tools that get others to understand how we feel, what we mean or what we need. But it goes further that just that. Many doubles (I’ll be referring to the double entendre as “doubles” from here on out) can be matched with other meanings if one is capable of reading into what ones words may represent.
The spiritual realm is what we feel from one another in another form, its what effects the conversation itself in what you speak of. Much more tricky that the double in my opinion because it involves knowledge of another plane while still being fully focused in the physical. This can also be dangerous. We all carry different spiritual guides, different essences and energies that may or may not be compatible with one or the other. The utmost best method of achieving access into one’s (or your own) spiritual realm, in my opinion, is prayer. What God knows you need, he gives, what he sees in you that you can’t, he reveals, but these things happen when he knows that you are humble and ready to accept what he has for you. God opens up your mind, expands your thoughts so that you can see more than just what you are saying, you now see the effect your words emotions and feelings have on the world itself and not so much just the person or people you are communicating with. This is a big responsibility because just as good can be unveiled onto the world, so can bad, terrible things be unleashed so its important to know your own worth as well as your importance to the world before diving into your own, or even someone else’s spiritual realm.
Three interviews last week. CVS which went pretty good. Felt like something was a missing, that positive energy flow was absent but I found it midway through the interview. He liked me, but not enough to hire me on the spot. Which is okay. He told me to call him back if he hadn’t called me first. Went downtown and filled out more apps that day, one of them being Carhartt at Crocker Park. The next interview was a morning one at Dollar General with two extremely sexy girls. The first one I had a small conversation with as soon as I opened up the door. She was at the register, telling me basically some of the duties that would have to be done. A customer came, bought some Garcia vegas and left. Thats when the second girl appeared. She walks around me, pushed a shopping cart into the rest of the carts next to me and walked down to a door. She opens it, sits a chair in front of it to stop it from closing and says “Okay George, you can come now”. The interview was fairly short and sweet. Once again though, it felt like I was missing something. I had the positivity flowing, but I just didn’t feel myself coming to life with my answers.. Don’t know. Perhaps I was sleepy. Anyways after a brief pause the nice lady says it looks like I have what it takes for the job but they only are giving a few days on the schedule. Told me to look out for an email and thanked me for my time. Once again, not on the spot but I felt pretty good about it. She smiled practically throughout the entire interview. Went and got some shrimp teriyaki (Im hungry) Downtown and the rest of the day downloading videos and finding out the BJ’s Kohls and other places weren’t hiring at all. The next day, Home Depot interview, which went the most interesting out of the three because, number one, I had brought the two things I’d learnt from the other two stores with me and, two, they had me sit in a chair behind the customer service desk and wait for a friggin half an hour. Did I mind? No. Not really. What else was there to do that day anyway. Besides donate.
So a lady gives me directions to the back of the store where the office is. I follow them, swimming around store isles trying my best to smirk at other employees. My smile has been shut down for a few years now. I mean I laugh sure, but my natural smile, like when Im talking to someone.. Its stone. Brick. It doesn’t budge. Im working on it. Anyways in the office now Im asked to sit at a table and wait again. Somebody said something about some candy, I chimed in and said something witty, got a laugh out of the few people in there. A lady right across from me in an office asked this other guy to do the interview. Im thinking like, why can’t you do it? So Scott called me into his office, and well it commenced. Questions about Staples, what I did there. Scenario questions about how I’d handle irate or multiple customers, yadda yadda bing boom for the most part he liked me. Said there was a few more mangers that had to over look the paper work. But, and I got this form all three interviewers, its not like these people don’t like me.. its more like they are looking for something from me, like Im missing a piece of something thats completing the puzzle.
Anyhow, doing call backs next week on Thursday, fingers crossed. Right now Im kinda of hungry and kinda sad because I was suppose to call my Grandma and help clean her attic. I better get on that.
Too much sugar can cause lock jaw.
PEACE