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[CelicaGT04]

This is an off topic thread, so i thought i would share some random thoughts...

-Im tired
-My Fingers Hurt
-I just cut my finger nails
-I think im sick
-My celica is going in the shop tomm.

That is my random babbling...

This post has been edited by CelicaGT04: Feb 23, 2007 - 4:26 PM

[cnelson]

Wanting without making effort, and therefore finding themselves unhappy. Yet we all forget this, and believe all things are out of our hands. If it has bark, if it has leaves, then it is a tree. You find use for the tree, deciding if the tree is good or not, although forget that a tree is nothing more than a tree. If it is not perfect to you, you search until you find one that is perfect. When you discover how rare the one you seek is, you appreciate it. For the time you spent searching, matches in equal in the time spent cherishing.

i'm sorry but that does not make any sense its more like.. just rambeling on..

and many people try to be happy, and get the stuff done they have to, but there are things that are out of are hands.. like if a family memeber or close friend dies, or you find out someone close to has cancer.. theses are perfict examples of being out of our hands.

[Random_Stranger]

Wanting without making effort, and therefore finding themselves unhappy. Yet we all forget this, and believe all things are out of our hands. If it has bark, if it has leaves, then it is a tree. You find use for the tree, deciding if the tree is good or not, although forget that a tree is nothing more than a tree. If it is not perfect to you, you search until you find one that is perfect. When you discover how rare the one you seek is, you appreciate it. For the time you spent searching, matches in equal in the time spent cherishing.

i'm sorry but that does not make any sense its more like.. just rambeling on..

and many people try to be happy, and get the stuff done they have to, but there are things that are out of are hands.. like if a family memeber or close friend dies, or you find out someone close to has cancer.. theses are perfict examples of being out of our hands.

Are you sure it doesn't make sense? I don't think you read everything I had to say. Perhaps you should about "Circumstance" which if you knew what that meant, was the things that were out of your hands. But then again, how many out there don't know people die? How many people out there think everyone and everything will last forever? But instead, when something happens, we want to "Mourn" Right? We want to feel sad for a few days. Keep crying because that is what we are feeling. Tell me this, when was the last time you had a break up, and you began to listen to break up music? So you can feel whatever it was until it got old for you, and you were able to move on?

Also, I do not believe in the word "Try". If you looked it up, to just try, is an attempt, right? So if you lived with just Trying, there is only luck that would bring you success. It is only an attempt. I like the word "Does" or "Do", much like the word "Make". Those are successful. Try is a pitiful excuse.


EDIT: I just wanted to add this. If life was so precious, then why are we not happy with just being alive? As if we were all ignorant to believe life was all about guarantees. If we all had what we wanted, what would be the point of living? Only those who do not understand this, stand in the middle and whimper. If you can look back as a child, and think of the things you wanted so bad like perhaps a Super Nintendo, or a G.I. Joe, and you thought that was all you needed to be happy, where is it now? It no longer makes you happy. Therefore you are seeking something else. I know sometimes the things and examples I say are confusing and might come off like they do not make sense. But trust me when I say, there is a valid point in all of this.

Yes, people die and it is out of our hands, and sickness is out there that can prove fatal. But why is it that we do no appreciate what we have and what we had, yet instead, focus on the negative? That is my point in a nutshell.

This post has been edited by Random_Stranger: Apr 26, 2007 - 12:44 PM