thursday- the culmination of a week's procrastination

[row_fo_sho]

I feel like I need a pensieve like Dumbledore. A big frothy bowl of my thoughts. A mind quickly becomes cluttered with thoughts- some important, some completely pointless. Journaling is supposed to be like that, right? Getting thoughts down on paper (or webpage) so that they no longer crowd your mind. But when does that really work like that

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[anonymous]

i think i know how you feel. on a good day, sometimes i can be really proud of myself and confident that someday i will live a fulfilling and rewarding life, and that i will actually manage to have a positive impact on others and make at least a somewhat significant difference in the world. but then on most days it feels like there are just way too many things to be accomplished, and it's just impossible and there's no point, i should just give up and stop caring. and sometimes i feel like we're all so busy preparing for the future that we're failing to take full advantage of our youth. like, i was doing one of those myspace survey things, and it made me think about what if i really did die tomorrow? i think my biggest regret would be that i never really lived in the moment for what it's worth, you know? there are always too many things to be preoccupied with or have anxieties about. and it is really disillusioning to think about how i barely ever get to hang out with my one best friend in the entire world. (although recently

my bad

[redlettervox]

oops, i didn't realize i wasn't logged in, but i'm sure you've figured out by now that comment was me.
:)

[captaindave60]

uhhh (insert deep philosphical comment here)

and what she said...

oh hakuna mattata = no worries (its a good way to live)

[redlettervox]

"philosphical" is my new favorite word. much more fun to say than "philosophical."