ideal
last week, i forgot to bring my nano to sch. man oh man, i told myself. i used that to keep myself awake 80% of my bus trips. sigh i did alright.! anyway, again like the previous post, its related to the bus trips.
thankfully i didnt have 2 struggle so much with my eyes...phew! as i sat @ the front seat which faced the back of the bus, it was then i realised more than what i had imagined. i felt the whole world or rather the show was @ the palm of my hand. i could see everything; faces, expressions and all. moreover, i did not have my nano with me.
here's where it gets interesting. why isit that in life we wana be so comfortable and our fronts facing their backs? in addtion to that, we further isolate ourselves and listen to anything that may try to attract our attention. do we intend 2 be couch potatoes? is our true desire to avoid calamities as far as possible.?
dots dots dots i will say...
but as far as we would love the idea of "paradise" with no problems n calamities, such things cannot hide from us 4ever. daydreaming is idealistic but not realistic.
and 2 conclude this of, the question of "where are we?" , should actually bring us to our individual self, becomes more like "what is the ideal myself?"
thankfully i didnt have 2 struggle so much with my eyes...phew! as i sat @ the front seat which faced the back of the bus, it was then i realised more than what i had imagined. i felt the whole world or rather the show was @ the palm of my hand. i could see everything; faces, expressions and all. moreover, i did not have my nano with me.
here's where it gets interesting. why isit that in life we wana be so comfortable and our fronts facing their backs? in addtion to that, we further isolate ourselves and listen to anything that may try to attract our attention. do we intend 2 be couch potatoes? is our true desire to avoid calamities as far as possible.?
dots dots dots i will say...
but as far as we would love the idea of "paradise" with no problems n calamities, such things cannot hide from us 4ever. daydreaming is idealistic but not realistic.
and 2 conclude this of, the question of "where are we?" , should actually bring us to our individual self, becomes more like "what is the ideal myself?"