would you say your life was more fun/enriching during your childhood?
if yes, what is it about life right now that makes it so much duller than it was as a child?
would you say your life was more fun/enriching during your childhood?
if yes, what is it about life right now that makes it so much duller than it was as a child?
[ the little adventure blog ] our mission: never stop finding new things to try
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i (often) don’t know what i want.
see, if i did, then i would go for it.
because that’s what i believe in.
but i (often) don’t. (know what i really want).
and that’s the problem.
FINALLY UPDATED MY NEW THINGS BLOG!
Check it out for the writing associated with each post. 🙂
I’m still not done though. >.<” there’s way more stuff I wanted to write about, before I start posting about this year’s carpe diem summer.
After lunch, I guess, I’ll resume posting everything.
Or maybe tomorrow.
hahaha, procrastination.
so one of the things i’ve always loved was the idea of working on a huge project together with a lot of people, and then finally presenting it to an audience (like they do in those movies about performances and stuff xD).
i used to be one of the quieter kids back in elementary/middle school, so even if i was part of some of the school plays and performances, i always felt like i was kind of on the sidelines, or not really there.
and in high school, i didn’t join many clubs, nor take any drama classes, or anything, so.
i often felt like i kind of missed out on that feeling of a “performance”, haha.
so in the spirit of carpe diem summer,
my sister and I apparently decided to join a musical theatre class with a stage performance at the end i don’t know how this is going to go – the first class is today 😡 – and i’m a little nervous – i hope everyone there isn’t too much older than me – i have a knack for kind of embarrassing myself in situations, since i’m such a silly person LOL! – aaahhhh *fingers crossed* xD hope this goes welllll. wish me luck? :B
oh, by the way.
i have no experience in either singing or acting. oh my~
one of the best times of my life, that really changed the way i do things, the way i think about things, was this one summer we (my sister and I) refer to as “carpe diem summer”. (the above picture is something my sister created as a representation of our summer by the way. for a school project. :))
You don’t have to build a roller-coaster
To find your own way, to make the most of
Every minute. No more waiting for the right time, you’re in it.
So grab those opportunities when you see ‘em!
‘Cause everyday’s a brand new day! You gotta’ carpe diem!
– Phineas and Ferb
#carpediemsummer
one of my earlier posts, but it’s what i wanted to say right now. i always end up thinking about things like this, during the beginning of spring/summer, when i find myself with all this time on my hands since school is out and i have to decide all the things i want to do during my wonderful break. ^-^
to me, carpe diem has always meant trying new things, seizing opportunities instead of letting them pass you by, and just stepping out of your comfort zone now and then. releasing your inhibitions. saying what you have to say, and doing what you want to do.
it doesn’t always have to be big, or scary. it just has to be something that you want to do. dreams don’t have to be big to be real. and it’s okay if your dreams don’t all come true. as long as you spend each day working toward something. anything. instead of living each day the same day as the one before that, and just letting time pass you by.
carpe diem is about realizing how precious each moment is. but just because each moment is precious, doesn’t mean that each of them have to be extraordinary.
they can be spent just hanging out with your family, or just taking some time by yourself to relax. that’s important too.
just as long as you don’t lose sight of the fact that each day is a gift.
spend your life the way you want to, not the way others tell you.
don’t be afraid of not conforming to the norm, but don’t be afraid to want the same things as others either.
it’s okay to want a simple life.
as much as it is to want an extraordinary one.
just as long as its what you want it to be.
and as long as it makes you feel like the time you spent here was worthwhile. if you can go to sleep each night feeling like there was at least something about the day worth remembering, that’s a day well spent.
personally, i believe that at the end of it all, if i can look back and think “wow, i’ve made some amazing memories here” i’d call that a success.
A bird in the hand is a certainty. But a bird in the bush may sing.