Tuesday, November 29, 2005
Clap Your Hands And I'll Come Again
It's true that when you like something, you will eventually lose the abililty to think rationally. Whether you really like it or not, everything that involves feelings are moody.
One may says there's no point to think of silly questions, you possessed the happiness and that's all. I'm a stubborn person who want to possess a rational mind, this is always a good question to revolve and reaffirm - DO I REALLY LIKE IT?
Lots of questons here with only one way to find out - Try to leave it. Being apart is like a slap on your face, wake yourself up and let you see how much you like it, and how much it likes you.
Of course no one likes the feeling of separating oneself from something that gives us happiness. But this challenge allow us to find out - is it really something I can't live without? is it something I still care after I had it? is it or not?
(extend to another question: Do you like something more when you don't have a chance to have it? are they more precious because of the missed opportunities? but this is a bit irrelevant to discuss in this post.)
There's another way to get through it though - Work like a whore, take all your energy away to think. Once you got time to think, it means you have enough money to go back there, of course sometimes you need to race with time.
We are aging, what will last?
[[audio: Bloc Party - Two More Years]]
It's true that when you like something, you will eventually lose the abililty to think rationally. Whether you really like it or not, everything that involves feelings are moody.
One may says there's no point to think of silly questions, you possessed the happiness and that's all. I'm a stubborn person who want to possess a rational mind, this is always a good question to revolve and reaffirm - DO I REALLY LIKE IT?
Lots of questons here with only one way to find out - Try to leave it. Being apart is like a slap on your face, wake yourself up and let you see how much you like it, and how much it likes you.
Of course no one likes the feeling of separating oneself from something that gives us happiness. But this challenge allow us to find out - is it really something I can't live without? is it something I still care after I had it? is it or not?
(extend to another question: Do you like something more when you don't have a chance to have it? are they more precious because of the missed opportunities? but this is a bit irrelevant to discuss in this post.)
There's another way to get through it though - Work like a whore, take all your energy away to think. Once you got time to think, it means you have enough money to go back there, of course sometimes you need to race with time.
We are aging, what will last?
[[audio: Bloc Party - Two More Years]]
