Posts tagged ‘perspective’

Trees & Water

I miss them. I live in Los Angeles. As much as its residents try to ignore it, Los Angeles is actually part of the desert. This…

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Autobiography Of Goldfish Volume 2

Daily Post prompt: If you could read a book containing all that has happened and will ever happen in your life, would you? If you choose…

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The Fairness Sham

Life is not fair. Like at all. Not in any way. Human justice is lacking and there is no such thing as universal justice, karma or…

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Get Off My Lawn

Is there anything you feel too old to do anymore? Gah. Everything. I feel too old to get out of bed most days. Getting old sucks.…

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Heavy

I’ve been feeling heavy lately. I don’t mean heavy as in “does the entire pumpkin pie I just ate make my ass look fat?” I mean…

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If I Only Had 10 Years to Live

If you only had ten more years to live, would you do anything differently? I very well might only have ten more years to live or…

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Younger/Older

Do you feel younger or older than you really are? Interesting question. I feel both and neither. I have packed more than the required life experience…

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Five-Minute Conversation

If you could go back in time and have a 5 minute conversation with yourself ten years ago, what would you say? Ten years ago, I…

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The Hard Way

Is there any other way to really learn a lesson besides learning it the hard way? Humans aren’t inclined to listen to advice until it becomes…

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Legacy

What do you want to be remembered for? I’ve already discussed the concept of leaving a legacy in the post A Fight Club Moment, but I…

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What My Home Says About Me

My home says that it’s not my home. My home says that I live with a boy who, admittedly, has no sense of personal style. He…

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Reason Is Not To Blame

Do you believe everything happens for a reason? Ugh. This is a tough one that forces me to reveal much about myself. Let’s just say, from…

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Debilitating Pessimism

I’m a cup is half empty, everything sucks, negative almost to the point of disability kind of person. I’m so negative that, sometimes, it’s hard to…

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If I Could Change One Thing

Ah, the old ‘what if’ game. I’ve played this game a thousand times and I always come up with the same answer: I would change nothing.…

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Regretsy

I’m not a big fan of regret. I don’t have a regret jersey or a big regret foam finger. I don’t discuss regret in sports bars,…

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Lighten up, Francis.

What would you say to your 16-year-old self, and why? It’s another ‘write something you’ve already written’ Plinky prompt. I’ve already had this conversation in Doing…

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On Being Handicapped

Last week, I was walking around on two feet, per usual, and all of a sudden, the ground rose up to greet me. I found myself…

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The Best Day Of Your Life

A friend of mine once asked, actually, he insisted, that I tell him what the best day of my life was. This happened at a party…

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Death and Taxes

I have to figure out who my oldest friend is now, since my oldest friend died.  She went in for a simple office-visit procedure – an…

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Doing Research For An Autobiography

I’m writing an autobiography as a way to get me writing again since I haven’t done nearly enough of that lately. I find that digging around…

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Seeing Stars

You know what I love? Stars. I don’t mean the common, five-pointed shape or the latest, greatest celebrities. I’m talking about the amorphous plasma balls radiating…

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A Fight Club Moment

I was watching an old interview with Robert Mitchum the other day. After thinking that he was still hot even in his fifties, it hit me…

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