Change (and evil waitresses)

Change is a very major issue in most people's lives. Change, as we all know, may be good, like when instead of spilling hot coffee on you, the waitress actually brings it to you safe and sound. Or it may be bad, like when said waitress ALSO drops your Spanish omlette into your lap. So what I am basically trying to say is,

A) Change comes in different forms

and B) You should probably find a new diner coz the waitress at your regular place hates you.

2010 was a year that brought a LOT of changes for me, and I am still coping with most of them. I feel that change is like a mean bully, who will punch you in the balls when you least expect it and will proceed to kick mud in your face while you are splayed on the ground in agony. Charming really.

But then, I am of the school of thought that every silver lining has a cloud, and I will immediately look for negatives in the most innocuous situations, so don't take my word for it.

I would love to be a happy person, but I just don't have the time for it. I'm far too busy being negative, sorry.

But getting back to the topic, Change, is a necessary evil, and even when it seems like too much is changing, we should always accept it, instead of fighting against it.

Just imagine what would have happened if the earlier cavemen had refused to be susceptible to change?

We'd still be sitting in a damp hole somewhere, without electricity, and I love my electronics too much to even CONSIDER that alternative. (I don't care if the radiation is frying my brain, as long as I can tell my 500 virtual "friends" how I am upgrading my virtual "farm", I'm happy.)

I have always believed that the journey itself plays a big part how much you enjoy your destination. So even if we have to withstand some hardships, it is all forgiven if it makes us a better person at the end of the day.

Unless you have a mental breakdown and try to drink toilet cleaner

-_-

In which case you are better off in a damp cave with no electronics because you were too fragile to handle the new v2.5 of Farmville anyways.

I apologize, I tend to stray off topic. To sum everything up, change is neither good nor bad. It is like a fly that drops into your food and ruins everything. It never MEANT to, either ways the food IS ruined. Change should be embraced and faced head on, because with change comes the promise of better things to come

Ciao,

Taksh