Do you believe in me? Do you think I can achieve my dreams? When you think, I wonder where molly will be in ten years? what automatically comes to mind
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One Tough Little GypsyobstaclecourseSeptember 9 2006, 19:42:59 UTC
Ha, that's kind of funny that you ask this because I seem to think of you as someone in the future more than anyone else I know. I believe in you, and that you can achieve your dreams because I see the evidence all the time. Whatever you make up your mind to do, it always seems to get done, because you follow through and stick to it. And you know I notice that because I'm not so good at the follow through thing. In ten years, to be completely honest, I see you in some sort of modern day gypsy caravan full of old punks and other counter cultures, selling things that you've made by hand and playing music. It might seem a little overly romantic or surreal, but that's what I see. But I think I've told you that.
I can't really place it on one thing. However I can see you being incredibly happy doing something that only you would find incredibly amazing and gratifying. Mostly I can see you being a traveler. Touring around doing things you love and enjoy. I'm jelous, because i know i'll probably never get to do that although i'd love to so bad.
Today I got my palm read by a beautiful girl who reminded me a bit of the magic lady in the second pirates of the caribean. She looked at my life line, saying it was easy as pie to read, denying any other interpretations. She said I'm almost at the point where it splits. Within a couple years I'm gonna have to make a big choice. Either I'll go on and lead a happy full life, or I'll basically fade away and die. For some reason, it really bothered me. The fact that fate is actually in my own hands (and no, no pun intended) and that, well, whether I believe in that stuff or not, I can't just keep floating on, hoping that good luck will see me through life. How does this answer your question? It's up to you babe.
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In ten years, to be completely honest, I see you in some sort of modern day gypsy caravan full of old punks and other counter cultures, selling things that you've made by hand and playing music. It might seem a little overly romantic or surreal, but that's what I see. But I think I've told you that.
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For some reason, it really bothered me. The fact that fate is actually in my own hands (and no, no pun intended) and that, well, whether I believe in that stuff or not, I can't just keep floating on, hoping that good luck will see me through life.
How does this answer your question? It's up to you babe.
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