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Sunday, October 12, 2008

Title-less

OK, this is not a post with anything particular in mind. So i guess i'll just write what comes in mind, so if it's juicy, so be it, if not, sorry to have wasted your time reading it. :p lol. OoooK..

So... Here I am, with two tests waiting for me next week, another two the week after, finals lurking around the corner. Well, one consolation is I've completed c++ project, so that's finally off the chest. So, what am i doing here blogging? Hah... I actually feel rather restless now. Feel like expressing myself, through music, through games, through something interactive, and definitely studying isn't an option for this current state though it's most appropriate, looking at the timeline.-_- Who cares? Live in the moment for now. Now, that's a very dangerous statement isn't it? Drug addicts, why do they hold on to it knowing it brings no good? "Live in the moment" Smokers, why do they smoke knowing they are endangering people around them and also themselves (more for other people cos we all know that second-hand smoke inflicts more damage). It's because they probably "Live in the moment". They maybe thinking, "Just this one. Just one to clear my mind." And that one leads to another, and another. No offense to smokers. :) Why do we procrastinate, or build castle in the air, or... blog (lol) when you have tasks waiting for you to complete, "Live in the moment" perhaps.

So, this statement, if not used properly, can cause more trouble than you'd think for "that moment". However, used at the right time, it proves to bring more joy and lovely memories than you'd have imagine for 'that moment'. It may be a yamcha session you have with your friends, then you realise you are so blessed to have people to spend your time with. It may be a kind word, a helping hand you lend, which is followed by unexpected joy and sense of accomplishment. Live in the moment with your family. Enjoy the quality time.

In a nutshell, this statement can be a double-edged sword. Depending on how you decide to use it. How to use it? Not actually just living for the moment when you're living in that moment. There are consequences to bear. There are reactions to your actions, or no-actions. Talk about paradox? yeah.


That's all for today. Have a great week ahead!
(These are just personal thoughts and views)

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