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 | tuwang (profile) wrote,
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I guess the advantage I have in life is that I use some sort of realism to keep me in check. I know what I can probably do, and I strive for greater things sometimes, but i don't really think beyond that. I just stick to what I know will work and I go with it.
So when it comes do dealing with certain situations I don't think about it too much if I'm convinced that there is only one really realistic solution to the issue at hand.
I see it, but maybe no one else does, but I do.
Its done me well to be in my "realistic bubble" where I know how bad things are and can potentially become...
but damn does it sure make it hard to dream... |
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spud | :: somnambulant ramblings ::, 01-09-09 2:07am it's all about finding the balance.
the "realistic" bubble is useful. but so are dreams.
it's up to you to find where on the continuum between realistic and dreams you need to reside. and your residence may differ from others'. in fact, i hope it would.
it's snowing again. you best tell me that you don't miss it that much. you shouldn't. my blisters from the storms a couple weeks ago are just beginning to heal. and i have to replace the wheel bearing on the contour in a salty, cold, shit-mess in the garage. the wheel well drips on me, in the fashion of chinese water torture, as i remove the brake caliper and rotor. this in no way inspires envy, even in the greatest of enemies. you're better off banging hot asian chicks.
but i still miss you. and want your warm body right here next to mine. if i think really hard, i can almost touch it.
hope your bubble doesn't rupture and prematurely end a good thing.
peace,
fudgepacker
p.s. if this seems weird, then assume that i'm a little stoned. whether i am or not. but there's always the distinct possibility.
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