But if you ask me
The feeling that I'm feeling is overwhelming
And oh, it goes to show
I've so much to know
- Prettiest Friend, Jason Mraz
I was walking to Seemiang's house when I thought of a few theories. I would like to call them passionate, sympathetic contemplations :] Some might disagree with what I'm going to say but well that's your opinion. To me, every theory is correct to those who believe they are.
Realisation:
Life has an S.I. unit. That's time. Life's S.I. unit is an s.
Realisation #2:
Success is defined in different terms.
Realisation #3:
Every convo. we have usually end with the same last line. "We should start studying."
Realisation #4:
Avoiding the topic gets you nowhere.
Theory #1: There's no such thing as unintentionally.
You might knock into a person because you weren't paying attention but that action was still intentional. You could have chosen not to dream and yet you did and thus it resulted in you knocking into someone. We lament that life is unfair. We are actually being unfair to ourselves. We make the decisions and they each snowballed into a consequence.
Each decision was affected by our thought, situation. They were made with certainty, intentionally.
Theory #2: I will never know how you'll sound like if you don't speak.
Likewise I will never know what will happen if I don't do it.
Just try.
Theory #3: We live life daily.
Walking on the pavement, I realised that hey it's like I'm walking through life( I am). The pavement was a road already paved for us before we were born. It was one straight road ahead but somewhere along time, obstacles were thrust in in the form of steps, cyclists, other pedestrians, trees... And the ever confusing traffic junction. Which road should we choose to go through? The road less traveled? Or the one well-worn with imprinted footsteps?
It does not matter.
The choices we make, they lead us to different paths and different lives.
There is no good or bad choice. Every choice has its own pros and cons. We should not leave room for regrets. We should accept and learn from the choices made.
The road chosen just confirms the path your life will lead that's all. It might be rocky and plagued with turbulence or smooth and rich like marble but ultimately, we'll all end up at the same place.
Either way, no road is completely smooth. Everyone has to suffer hardships now and then. It's just up to us to recover from them. Stronger. Wiser.
Well that's the end. Seemiang says that she's afraid her theories won't make sense. Do mine? Sometimes those who make no sense actually make the most sense of all:] (Nah. I'm just being thick-skinned.)
Cause the way it unfolds is yet to be told
this was posted on August 15, 2010 by reallyaliveandnotjustbreathing. | ⋄❤