April 27, 2003
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Sometimes I think that these years are when we are works of art, and we must work on ourselves. We gently or roughly shape ourselves, into the image we desire. As we change, we learn, we grow older, and we grow wiser. And when you look back, you realize how people changed and how you have changed. Will you look back upon these times as the happier times, or will you look upon them and notice how foolish you were? Perhaps both. We can change our present and future, we all have that control. Well, things are looking up. Not really, but it’s all in one’s perception. Anyone can make anywhere seem somewhat positive.
Gah! I always get down over the smallest things, over anything that doesn’t seem right when dealing in human relations. I’m defecient in those areas, and worrying over them doesn’t make it better. ::sigh:: I think it’s just one of my mood swings again. I feel great for a couple weeks, and then I feel down. I think you females know what I mean.
“Be happy with what you have while working for what you want” – I forgot who/what/when it was said, but that struck me as intelligent.
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Comments (11)
Wow… a beautiful blog as always… and so true… and I am already trying to practice it… lets hope I can… take care and have a great Monday!
I’m kinda old. I regret what I haven’t done. That is the main thing. I’m sorry I did some of the shit I did (but not very sorry and not sorry about very much). And the different person I am now feels just the way I did then. No maturity probably
i have changed a lot since 5 years ago but i am actually not happy with most of it. the adventure is gone
i think we need mood swings sometimes….to give us different perspectives on life.
heyys =D
You write wonderfully and you are amazing in how you think and what you do. Have no fear…you will get to the changes that you want and it will lead you to the happiness you seek because YOU will want it to be…
totally know what you mean
my mood swings are driving me up the wall… the weird part is that I can pinpoint a moodshift down to the second, and still can’t control it.
I wonder whether it’s because I can’t… or I just don’t want to…
Maybe I should look at myself as a work of art and work on it!
warm wishes…
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…who said “A life unexamined is not worth living”? Oh, I agree, we all are works of art with canvas of life - and it takes a lifetime to complete. Woooo – shades of Dorian Grey.
Joseph Campbell advised “Bold strokes on the canvas of life.” Some years are spent on the details. Hugs, 
MuSe
Mood swings are probably what makes us realize where we were wrong at certain times…
I know it may sound dorky, but all experiences good and bad are necessary for our personal growth.
Don’t worry too much though… life has a way to handle itself out
Take care
The kitchen needs painting. But I’ve gone on a picnic.