Random Things that Seem to Come Together
So, it's the 10th day of 2008. Holy cow, It's 2008!
Without a doubt, this year will fly by just as fast as the last, or perhaps faster.
And with each passing year, it gets easier to say "I'll do that" about something, and harder to do that something, or those somethings. Why is that?
My general attitude is "No resolutions, No regrets." While that is true for the most part, doesn't one make a resolution on an ordinary day if they decide to change something? Isn't it more disappointing and/or regretful to fail yourself in a resolution made on an ordinary day? I think so.
I find that I am disappointed with myself in some aspects more lately than usual. I'm disappointed with life at some times too. I feel as though there should be "more" somewhere, like there's a piece of the puzzle missing. Actually, I'm pretty sure it's not missing but instead merely hiding in another puzzle box and I just need to find which one.
My mind has changed so often I cannot possibly count the times. And I may be in the midst of a another mind change. Do I want to be a Personal Trainer like I've been working towards, or do I want to be a Business Professional as I do want to go back to school to get a degree? Realistically, I can't do both. They are both such time consuming professions that it wouldn't be feasible, or even necessarily wise. What DO I want to do, and where DO I want to go? This is the age of discovery, and the possibilities are endless...
My "resolution" for the year of 2008 is the same as it has been for the last couple/several years: Change. Somehow. And hopefully only for the better.
Without a doubt, this year will fly by just as fast as the last, or perhaps faster.
And with each passing year, it gets easier to say "I'll do that" about something, and harder to do that something, or those somethings. Why is that?
My general attitude is "No resolutions, No regrets." While that is true for the most part, doesn't one make a resolution on an ordinary day if they decide to change something? Isn't it more disappointing and/or regretful to fail yourself in a resolution made on an ordinary day? I think so.
I find that I am disappointed with myself in some aspects more lately than usual. I'm disappointed with life at some times too. I feel as though there should be "more" somewhere, like there's a piece of the puzzle missing. Actually, I'm pretty sure it's not missing but instead merely hiding in another puzzle box and I just need to find which one.
My mind has changed so often I cannot possibly count the times. And I may be in the midst of a another mind change. Do I want to be a Personal Trainer like I've been working towards, or do I want to be a Business Professional as I do want to go back to school to get a degree? Realistically, I can't do both. They are both such time consuming professions that it wouldn't be feasible, or even necessarily wise. What DO I want to do, and where DO I want to go? This is the age of discovery, and the possibilities are endless...
My "resolution" for the year of 2008 is the same as it has been for the last couple/several years: Change. Somehow. And hopefully only for the better.