Thursday, September 29, 2005
Saturday, September 24, 2005
Dueling Worlds
In her world, she is openly valued. In her world, she works out of love not obligation to the world's view of survival. Courtesy and kindness are the important attributes of a person not their looks and accomodating of others. The most beautiful thing in her world is the person's inner soul and spirit she sees. Their talents and emotions and thoughts paint breath taking pictures of greater quality than the greatest artist in the "real" world. Her hopes aren't dashed upon the rocky shores of nay-sayers in this realm within. Loneliness and sorrow fail to penetrate the thick walls that protect this inner world while she works on fine tuning the self she desires to see in the mirror. This workplace within has the safeguarding of friends and other loved ones that constantly encourage her to build herself up.
The dance of refining oneself is precarious and cumbersome. It is difficult to sift through the negative and positive to find the real truth. Filters for these things are created daily in order for people to gain the perspective they desire to see themselves in. At times, the more stubborn ones never give into the "real" world 's views of who and what they should be. Other times, the weaker ones succumb to the pressures of the "real" world and end up causing themselves misery and pain, and worse, sorrow in depression. The coldness of the "real" world leaves too many in it to lose true perspective and only see the carnival mirror images of themselves. The forge of life creates the world within us that is framed and founded on the love, kindness and friendship of others. One's true life is not the one where we allow ourselves to be bogged down by the negative forces swirlling around us daily. True life comes from within, and is reinforced daily by the caring of others. It is the armor that protects us from the customers who insist on being jerks. It is the boots that allow us to kick away the grimy filth of demeaning comments from others. It is the shades that keeps our vision from being blurred from the false light of "real" life. The true world comes from within each of us, and should never be found in neglect or disarray. Maintain it and nurture it until you feel strong enough to take on the "real" world and win. Maintain it to the point where you realize that the strongest element in both worlds is the faith in the One who loves us most.
Wednesday, September 21, 2005
Song of the Day
Monday, hard to wake up
Fill my coffee cup, I'm out the door
Yeah, the freeway's standing still today
It's gonna make me late, and thats for sure
I'm running out of gas and out of time
Never gonna make it there by nine
Chorus:
There's gotta be something more
Gotta be more than this
I need a little less hard time
I need a little more bliss
I'm gonna take my chances
Taking a chance I might
Find what I'm looking for
There's gotta be something more
Five years and there's no doubt
That I'm burnt out, I've had enough
So now boss man, here's my two weeks
I'll make it short and sweet, so listen up
I could work my life away, but why?
I got things to do before die
Repeat Chorus
Some believe in destiny, and some believe in fate
I believe that happiness is something we create
You best belive that I'm not gonna wait
'Cause there's gotta be something more
I get home 7:30 the house is dirt, but it can wait
Yeah, 'cause right now I need some downtime
To drink some red wine and celebrate
Armageddon could be knocking at my door
but I ain't gonna answer thats for sure.
There's gotta be something more!
Monday, September 19, 2005
Deja Vu
I know what some of you may be thinking, and NO! I'm not pregnant. There isn't anything I should share with you, my friends, that I haven't already. My weekend job has not caused any temporal affects. =P
Sunday, September 18, 2005
Double Deuce
Tuesday, September 13, 2005
BitterSweet.... or SweetTart?
The bitter part is having Gummie Bear leave this evening, and I can't see him off because I work this evening at Domino's. Probably the only time that I'll ever be pissed off because I have this second job of mine. I was really bummed last Friday when he told me that he was leaving perminantly. I mean, crying and boo-hooing sad. I'll really miss him. My one real male contact for affection and cuddles who doesn't look deeper than friendly affection. Well, the grindstone is rattling my chain telling me to get back to work.
Is this day bittersweet or sweettart? Ask me in December after I've returned from being home for Christmas. ;)