I have things I want to say about myself, but then I think I'd be full of myself if I said it all. I'll say a little bit. I think I'm a pretty dorky and funny guy. I'm all about being positive and happy as much as I can be. I know no one can always be happy about everything and positive about every situation, but I try the best I can, and it makes my life a whole lot better. My life is going pretty awesome right now. I moved from San Diego up to San Francisco for a few weeks, then back here to good ol' Mesquite. A lot of people hate it here, but I love it. Half the people I talk to say they hate it, but they don't move. I was in San Diego of all places and enjoy it better here, go figure.
Right when I moved back, I got my old job back, along with more hours than I used to have. Now I'm working at State Farm for the agent here in Mesquite. I'm really enjoying it. I never thought I would enjoy something like this, but I am! The main thing you do is help people. Yeah, there's the technical insurance stuff you learn, but after that it's just about being there for your people when they need you. I may do this the rest of my life, I may not. But I'm having fun right now. It's not about the destination, it's about the journey.
I dunno... every day is another reminder of something. Every situation is another lesson to be learned. Where do we stop? When do we learn what we need to learn and stop? And, if we get there, what do we do afterwards? Is there true love? Or is it a choice? Emotional infatuation is too unstable to trust. Love needs to be based on something more reliable. But then, doesn't that take the fun out of it? If I love the person I'm with, how do I know I'm not missing something? I think if you put your whole heart into a relationship and try to stop thinking about those things, you will have the time of your life. Love at first sight? Not hardly. How could there be such a thing? Without knowing the person at least to some degree other than looks and a smile... And if you believe in love at first sight, then you find that person isn't who you thought they were, will you be too scared to admit you made a mistake? If things are obviously going horribly wrong, and you need to get out of the situation, will your belief in true love blind you into fear of staying with that person? These questions of life are hard to answer. The only answer I can give is to ask God to give you your own answer, the one that works for you in that moment.
We argue with each other, yet we're all right, and we're all wrong. The more I know I know, the more I know I don't know. "I am wiser than some, because I know that I do not know." - Socrates
Life is a trip, isn't it?
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Where are you on the highway of life?
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