Random thoughts…
Stress makes you fat.
If I ever become a real punk, the first thing I would do is go and get a tattoo of angel wings on my back…from shoulder blades to hips.
It’s easy to distract yourself from doing something you don’t want to do, what’s hard is not letting what you want to do distract you from what you need to do.
I hate the rules I make for myself.
I wonder how much an angel wing tattoo would cost?
I need to draw more.
To bad I’ve lost my artistic juice flow.
I’m sad that I didn’t get the editor position again.
On the retreat I kept day dreaming about how much fun I would have at home on sunny days like this.
I don’t think I write as well as I used to…I wonder why?
I don’t think I’ve been this pessimistic in a while…I wonder if it’s something I’ve been eating.
I smile an awful lot for being a pessimist.
I wish I could sing pretty sometimes.
I wish I hadn’t given up playing the piano sometimes.
I wonder if I could’ve been a rock star.
A movie star?
I can’t remember what I used to dream about being when I was little. All I remember is that I dreamed a lot in general…I still do.
If I were in the movie Top Gun…I wonder what my call sign would be?
Among all these questions…this is what I’m certain of…I think way too much.
Why are you pessamistic? I think I am the king of pessamism and the fact that you are pessamistic worries me…
HipTip
Don’t worry
I didn’t get elected for the position i wanted in the special effects club here
-HipTip
Stress doens’t = fat
I just want to share what my opinion on “stress” is. The word stress comes from the slang, “battle-stress”, which deals with the mental breakdown and fatigue a soldier faces on the battle field. Officers train their men to deal with this particular mental battle as well as trying to concentrate on the physical battle around them. The word “stress” is a derivative of battle-stress, and it actually means “fear”, plain and simple.
If you were to replace the word “stress” with “fear” or “afraid”, you would find out very quickly that fear is much easier to deal with than this ambiguous feeling called “stress”.
For example, if someone is “stressed” about their PSYCH test the next day, then he or she is actually “afraid” of getting a bad grade. If someone is “stressed” about his or her job, then he or she is “afraid” of losing it or not completing some kind of project on time. So, you see, if “stress” is actually just fear, then that is something far, far easier to 1.) recognize, and then 2.) overcome.
Re: Stress doens’t = fat
Thank you for your insight. I admire your vast knowledge and I thank you for sharing it!
jru
Call sign would be ‘Unicorn’