Thoughtful
I always seem to be thinking. I think - oops, there I go again - that this is a bad thing. I overthink things and it annoys me.
For example, pretty much all the time when I'm talking to people, I make these weird "thoughtful" comments. For instance, I'll ask who invented Q-tips. Or why jeans have rivets. Or any number of random questions that I have about the world because I'm thinking. Like the time Britt asked me about what I was thinking about and I was thinking about. Guess what I had been thinking about? Yeah, gravity. I had been thinking about stars, and the world, and the core of the earth and gravity. Go figure.
So that's an example. But that kind of overthinking doesn't usually annoy me. It's the thinking I do that is about the more important parts of life - about life, about relationships, about morals, about decisions, about Christianity, about God. When will I stop thinking about life and just live it?!
On Sunday, I decided to become more of a free spirit.
Watch out, world.
For example, pretty much all the time when I'm talking to people, I make these weird "thoughtful" comments. For instance, I'll ask who invented Q-tips. Or why jeans have rivets. Or any number of random questions that I have about the world because I'm thinking. Like the time Britt asked me about what I was thinking about and I was thinking about. Guess what I had been thinking about? Yeah, gravity. I had been thinking about stars, and the world, and the core of the earth and gravity. Go figure.
So that's an example. But that kind of overthinking doesn't usually annoy me. It's the thinking I do that is about the more important parts of life - about life, about relationships, about morals, about decisions, about Christianity, about God. When will I stop thinking about life and just live it?!
On Sunday, I decided to become more of a free spirit.
Watch out, world.