It has come to my attention that I am involved in too many different activities and have far too many peers to possibly dispute everything they say that I find to be faulty logic. This has brought me to the decision I will not dispute anyone unless it is directly influencing my life and/or the attaining of my personal goals. This is quite egotistical of me, but when people start figuring out in college what was pristine to me in elementary I find myself “put off” by them even talking. I don’t presuppose I am better than them I am simply tired of seeing the same play for the twentieth time and consider it “original”.
Have you ever tried jumping from one point to another in the rain? Well, unless you are crazy don’t try it. I was vaulting around campus to get back to my dorm and I attempted a precision (a jump from one point such as a sidewalk ledge to another similar point) from the side walk curb to a two by six that was pretty far away, I landed it but because I had to use so much force to jump it with my backpack on I slipped after landing it and landed on my butt and back with two cars watching me. All I could do was laugh.
I am breaking form to write, GASP, a third paragraph because I have been feeling funny the last three days. I realized I don’t like emotional highs, because they are always followed by lows. Over the past few months I have been able to maintain incredible levels of contentment because I avoided major emotional investments. Often I would have “contentment highs” where I smile soberly over the many, many small positives in my life that make it so fulfilling. Unfortunately this weekend I was thrown a little off my rocker with unexpected fortunes and it put my mood through the roof. I am still contemplating if I have been too emotionally distant from things I enjoy or if I had the coke classic formula right.
Thoughts of the Day:
If we are all striving for happiness and happiness is nothing more that no want to change, than why should I change my life at all if I am comfortable?
Blood and sweat are two key ingredients for making a man.
Tears and stress are for making a woman.
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