Wednesday, September 27, 2006

yes, agree. if you are dwelling, you are worrying and that just causes wrinkles.

how about this logic: if you already know its going to happen, why do you need to worry about it happening? esp. if you've already been married. you can just plan accordingly... (ie, start preparing for down payments, getting your career started, finding potential future people, etc.)

yes, you're not just thinking/pondering (which infers that you are considering things, without bias and being open to considering all conclusions), you're being anxious.

i think the thing that makes it hard is that uncertaint of the other person. because you can have complete control over your actions and what you do in regard to what you want, but when it comes to the other person, you just have to trust them.

my advice would be to figure out who you are in the meantime. just invest your time in the things that you DO have control over. and if it ends up that it doesn't work out, then it wasn't meant to be. fish.. sea. yada yada. of course all of this disregards the strings that our hearts attach to other people and in that case, things get distorted, and it stops mattering what makes sense. because at the end of the day, your heart has to be in it.

but that doesn't mean you have to listen to your emotions. you have control over the way you decide to react to things. you just decide to be okay. but maybe right now its a little more than that. because then its not just as easy as deciding. those are my thoughts.

answer

OK i realized what it is:

if you are dwelling, it means you are AFRAID

i am afraid....and this is why i am crying still...

opine

can i ask everyone their opinion?

there are inevitable things in life.

life/death are the obvious ones that will surely happen
the probable ones are that you will buy a house/buy a new car/get married
then there are the lame ones of have dinner/buy a new pair of jeans/etc.

is it a BAD thing to look forwad to these events?
you know they are VERY PROBABLY going to happen
why can't we anticipate these things?

people always tell you, don't worry about it, it'll happen in time,
it'll happen in its own way, etc.
i guess you can't induce these things, but is it wrong to ponder?
i guess they don't want you to dwell on it BUT HOW CAN YOU NOT DWELL
ON IT IF YOU KNOW WITH SUBSTANTIAL CERTAINTY THAT THEY ARE GOING TO
HAPPEN??

let me know

Thursday, September 14, 2006

(no subject)

duty!
breach!
actual cause!
proximate cause!
damages!
 
are u negligent?

eh

things to do after the wedding:
 
-buy new pair of true religion jeans
-get haircut
-if i dont like haircut, get magic straight
-move mary's desk to my house
-take more time out to study
-burn my bridesmaid dress

Monday, September 11, 2006

today in class

today in class it is weird...everyone seems to be wearing more
"autumn" clothes. what a difference a weekend makes in mindset...

Wednesday, September 06, 2006

inbetween:

pretty much you just wait until you can't take it anymore...or wait til you figure out what you know again.

or you figure out a new plan, and assess what u want.

or you talk incessively about it until you're all talked out

or you just cease to think about it until something happens

Tuesday, September 05, 2006

what do you do with the in-between times when you don't kno how you feel about anything anymore?

Sunday, September 03, 2006

i am posting this to transform later into a 30 before 30 list. thanks

here comes the 23 before 23 list!!!

1. NYC and Maine
2. Ferragamo shoes, any
3. move out to LA county
4. BBQ with a cheap grill in the backyard me cooking
5. cook for myself regularly
6. get a new job
7. run more
8. finish reading 'portrait of a lady' by henry james
9. deep sea fishing learn to pick a lock
10. go to Canada
11. volunteer for legal aid
12. go back to a church
13. take a class (acting, photo, golf, dance)
14. do something 'woo-hoo' for MLEE INC
15. buy a white suit
16. dub my tapes to DVD
17. get one of my articles published in a magazine
18. road trip up north with esther park
19. get golf clubs get website design software
20. order a year of GQ magazine
21. watch a symphony
22. paint a wooden box
23. paint a picture for my room

Friday, September 01, 2006

vmas

omg, the vma were GREAT this year. a lot of technical mishaps, but
show wise it was fantastic...

ULTIMATE HIGHLIGHT SURPRISE: OKGO did the whole treadmill dance. For
the first time live all in one take with no mistakes. well, the
drummer had to hop at one point to put his shoe back on, but otherwise
it was perfect.

Justin was really good too. Christina's new song is just ok, its a ballad.

None of the dresses were OMG. rihanna looked cute, though.

i am so happy.....