I think that's how I'm going to approach the next few years. Sure, I can worry about what I'm going to do when I graduate, and where I'm going to end up next. I can pass over the next three years just worrying about the destination, missing all the sights, sounds, and freedoms of being a university student truly on my own for the first time. Or, I can just forget the destination. It will come regardless... no need to worry my little head over it. Instead, I can experience the wonders of the journey there. Stop, and really, truly experience each day. Laugh along with friends, cherish being up late nights staring into the violet sky, walk the trails on campus and see the geese migrating. Each day that passes is like a full meal of once-in-a-lifetime experiences. If you skip over the main course and go straight to dessert, you missed the best part. Live each day as though you will never be able to come back and have the same experience again. That's what I'm going to do.
And I'm going to love every day doing it.
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Excellent post. Eloquent writing. Very, very powerful. And so very right.
ReplyDeleteIt sounds as if you've got a trail to follow, even if it branches off now and then. "...and I - I took the one less traveled by..."). A philosopher such as yourself should know the origin.
I remember the freedom of moving just 350 miles from home at 21. Truly on my own. It's been a journey, and it's still a journey.
Good luck, young man! Keep the attitude you express in this post, and you'll be fine!
Peace <3
Jay
Thanks Jay =) <33
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