Perhaps the most important question to ask is why. Why do you live? For what purpose? Those who struggle to find a purpose struggle in life.
1) Recognize the need for purpose
2) Find a purpose
3) Fulfill your purpose
Step two can be difficult.
Sunday, March 29, 2015
Thursday, October 23, 2014
Fact #1
At my last doctor’s appointment I weighed 128.5 pounds. It is very difficult to keep weight on.
Tuesday, September 16, 2014
Monday, August 25, 2014
I am Cryptic
I was only thinking of myself. Easy to do. Maybe I was self-centered, or filled with pity, or more likely it was all I could handle. But I was wrong.
There are others. I see them every day. They put on a face. For me. With me.
We pretend. We make believe. We live in the moment and block out everything else. It works like a charm, sorta.
I haven't made peace, but I have found a way to cope. Sometimes it's a selfish method. Now I see that.
There are others. I see them every day. They put on a face. For me. With me.
We pretend. We make believe. We live in the moment and block out everything else. It works like a charm, sorta.
I haven't made peace, but I have found a way to cope. Sometimes it's a selfish method. Now I see that.
Thursday, July 17, 2014
Let’s Give it a Shot
I’m so tired of using the past tense. Or speaking on a topic in the present when all
I know is based on the past. Sometimes
it seems like everything that is interesting and exciting in my life has
already happened. I know that is not the
case, but it certainly feels that way.
There are so many conversations to which I can contribute
based on things that I experienced years ago; things I can no longer
experience. When my friends talk about a
hike, or a bike trip, or a round of golf, I act interested because I am interested. For the moment I can pretend it doesn’t
bother me; it’s not that hard.
But I’m tired of the past tense. An old man might enjoy speaking of his life
as a distant memory never to be seen again, but I am not that old. I cannot look at things that are five years
passed as if they were fifty. He looks
at his past with pride and a sense of normalcy; I look at mine with pride and a
strange sense of disconnectedness.
Let’s talk about what’s new and what’s coming. Let’s look forward. Let’s embrace what we have what will be. Let’s give it a shot.
Wednesday, July 16, 2014
Monday, June 9, 2014
Just a Thought
No matter how many times I am shown evidence to the contrary, I can't stop thinking Why am I the only one?
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