This CD by Trust Company is just awesome. Downfall is one of my all time favorites (there are several of course, but this is one of them). Not a great variety, but still a fun album to listen to. Pick it up today!
I’m no longer trying to identify myself. I know who I am, what direction I am heading, and know some things that I need to struggle with to define myself better and further mature, but I don’t spend countless minutes and hours contemplating about who I am, asking why am I here or is there God and stuff like that that was really important to me in the years past. Presented situations have become much more flexible. I’ve become more patient overall, yet more aggressive in pursuing what I want.
Have you ever driven down a street and smiled because you realize how wonderful life is? My god, this world is awesome. Don’t let anyone including yourself believe otherwise. If you need help proving that, feel free to ask.
So I have a little dilemma. Let’s say you regret not having done something, say, 3 years ago. And you were offered a chance to go back in time and change how you remember your own history, rewrite your greatest regret. The catch is, you have to stay at that timeframe (say year 2001) for 179 days. And when you come back, that time will transfer, so you will miss 179 days of current timeframe. The other catch is, there is a greater chance you will become permanently injured or die during the travel to the past, during the 179 days, or during the travel back to the present. Right now, I’m leaning towards going back for 179 days to do what I want to do, regardless of missing time or possible harm to self.
What would you do?