Sunday, October 23, 2011

Welcome to the Danger Zone





I have never been able to fully apply this song from my long last jazz dance of last year to anything in life until now. I feel like at this moment every aspects of my life is in somewhat of a danger zone, after really think about the meaning of this certain word my application makes more and more sense.

Other Things:

I have never really realized my absolute love of hiking and adventuring until this past couple of days in Bryce and Zions. It is amazing what you can discover in your very own state, you don't even have to travel the world to find noteworthy sites. It is making me more and more excited for my extended stay in St. George in about a month.

I have this profound belief in the fact that music makes everything better. Even if it doesn't completely heal or work profound miracles, it makes any situation overall better. Especially if you are listening to Adele on a crowded bus while trying to sleep and having no success, just an example.

Decisions are the hardest things in life, when you are forced to choose something or if the right choice is insanely evident you don't even think about the action you are acting upon. But when two choices fairly present themselves, and you are not totally informed on the rating of either choice, you are caught in a whirlwind of complication. I hate decisions, especially when they involve feelings.

One thing I try hard not to do is make things messy. This aspect of my life goes far beyond keeping my room clean, it also includes messy, awkward, and sometimes life threatening situations. It seems silly to joke about such life threatening situations when lives are currently actually being threatened but to not emphasize the reality of these messy things is a worse sins.

Don't forget me I beg I remember you said, sometimes is lasts in love, and sometimes it hurts instead.

I have a love for daydreams, to be able to create my own reality is my only wish.

2 comments:

Dani said...
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Dani said...

I hated that dance!