Take me seriously.
You know, I finally have a nice, solid group of friends that I would do anything for. This group consists of Anthony, Aaron, Mat, Noel...the list goes on to reach those people I unfortunately haven't taken the time to really get to know, but alas - they are still part of my group of 'good friends'.
However, I still have other friends that I enjoy the company of. Therein lies the dilemma - when trying to divide the amount of time I have amongst my work/recreation/relationships/friends, I find that no matter how much intensive math I do nor how trivial the time spent may be, someone can and probably will take offense.
This offense leads to arguements which may (but hopefully won't) lead to less friends. Less friends is probably the last thing I want right now, especially those I finally deem 'good'. Though, in the grand scheme of life, the equalizer would have to be this: less things to occupy time with / time = more time for things. So unless some such objects to occupy time with are prepared to occupy ALL of my time, they should be content to coexist with other somesuch things.
End rant. End frustration. End anger. End bowl.
However, I still have other friends that I enjoy the company of. Therein lies the dilemma - when trying to divide the amount of time I have amongst my work/recreation/relationships/friends, I find that no matter how much intensive math I do nor how trivial the time spent may be, someone can and probably will take offense.
This offense leads to arguements which may (but hopefully won't) lead to less friends. Less friends is probably the last thing I want right now, especially those I finally deem 'good'. Though, in the grand scheme of life, the equalizer would have to be this: less things to occupy time with / time = more time for things. So unless some such objects to occupy time with are prepared to occupy ALL of my time, they should be content to coexist with other somesuch things.
End rant. End frustration. End anger. End bowl.