I find it interesting how some people believe they can map out their
I understand that this can be helpful in certain circumstances,
like using it to aide in picking the perfect career; however,
can a mere piece of paper accurately describe us?
There are days when I am
an introvert | a thinker | a pessimist.
And also moments when I'm
an extrovert | a talker | a spunky-sista'.
I guess in the end,
we are all directly affected by our
::en•vi•ron•ment::
The social and cultural forces that shape the life of a person.
Insert environmental side note here:
Yesterday, I was discussing the notion of developing
hybrid tanks!
(For those unique individuals who are
pro-environment AND in favor of the right to bare arms!)
Can anyone say juxtaposition?
A little bit louder now.
EXTROVERT:
Recently I read the quote
"live in the now"
and for some reason it stuck with me.
This is it. There are no do-overs, no re-runs.
Each day is unique- so do something. Create. Dream. Think.
Try something new.
Make everyday an adventure.
Challenge yourself.
Experiment.
'Tedium and boredom are patterns of thought, not circumstance.'
Wake up.
INTROVERT:
There are days when I feel like all I need is my computer and my bed.
It's not my fault that sometimes
I have more fun hanging out with my laptop than an actual human.
I need to stop analyzing so much; simplicity is key:
Why didn't I think about what I really wanted?
Or call that person?
Or go outside?
Or eat healthier?
Or apply apply apply?
Or apologize?



that turte reminds me of Chad Vangaalen's art work!
ReplyDeletehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IwrIRhw4Z6Y
oooo! you might like this then: http://www.blublu.org/sito/video/muto.htm
ReplyDeletei don't think you're whining at all. I think it makes real sense. Past obligations to others, we also have a major obligation to ourselves to make our 'once around' something to be proud to look back on during our last day - i was happy.
ReplyDeletei think a lot about it too.
and I like your blog too pretty sister.
XO