i've had a nice evening. had a brief visit with rhonda, finished the standard, and had melissa over for a chat. sorry about talking your ear off by the way...
so tonight when i was putting together the standard i got looking through this website. its
pretty cool, you should check it out.this one makes me laugh, there are others that make me nodd and others that make me sad. i wish it wasn't after 11 so i had time to just play around and read more of them without the pressure needing to go to bed.
i'm intrigued by the mystery of life. how life unfolds and how it doesn't. i read once that for every one thing that happens there are infinite things that didn't happen. that blows my mind. for example i didn't wear a scuba suit to work today. i didn't shave my head. i didn't bike past your house. i didn't eat fish. the possibilities are endless. are there wrong decisions?
i'm not worried.
there are powerlines in our bloodlines.
8 comments:
"i read once that for every one thing that happens there are infinite things that didn't happen."
Every choice destroys another million!
i don't think that there are wrong decisions? i think that there are good and bad choices, but i am convinced that we will be given the chance to chose the good choice again if we chose the other.
some wise woman once asked me when I was freaking out about a decision that i had to make...
"do you think God is going to abandon you if you make the wrong choice?"
no...of course not, silly!
perhaps, but even still we will never understand the infinite possibilities.
i agree melissa, i don't think there are wrong decisions. sometimes we "choose difficult", but i can't help but wonder if we miss the boat if it was our only chance. regardless, like i said, i'm not worried.
jason - this is the great nemesis and comfort... shall we call it the hiding place of procrastinators around the world.
I don't want to choose - all the other options disappear as soon as I do! I don't wannnna commit!!! :) hahah
Beckless,
Guilty as charged.
les, I think the phrase 'once-in-a-lifetime' exists for a reason. not that it was designed for a specific purpose, but that it fits a certain kind of experience that happens only once - if you're lucky.
thing is, I don't think anyone has ever been able to know what those OIAL experiences are going to be, or if our lives are really poorer (or richer) from having them.
on a lighter note: i laughed out loud over your almost spelling mistake...i suppose you can't really separate one from the other though; people would have gotten the gist ;)
Cas
beck, i like your perspective on that. i really do!!
hahaha, thanks cas. i'm glad SOMEONE appreciated that ;)
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