I always have thoughts and ideas floating around in my head. I have things that I'm excited about. I have things that I'm afraid of. I have things that I have learned. I have things that I worry about. I have memories, some recent, some very old. I have things that make me sad. I have new information that I have learned that I am trying to integrate with what I know already. Sometimes I have new information that I don't really know what to do with! Sometimes I have questions about myself. Why do I really like this thing? Why am I afraid of that thing? I remember driving my father crazy when I was little because I always asked so many questions. Most of the time my thoughts just stay up there in my head. I am a pretty quiet person. I don't like to be the center of attention, most of the time. I don't like to cause trouble or be the cause of trouble for someone else. I would call myself an observer. I like peace, not contention. I don't know if others would agree with that, but that is how I think of myself. I've thought about having a blog for many years now. Well, today is the day that I am going to start putting some of those thoughts that are floating around in my head down in words. We shall see how long I can keep this up. Consistency isn't one of my strengths. I tend to go in spurts with long pauses in-between.
Thought for the day:
My mind seems to want to make sense of things. I think it likes structure and order. It always wants to put things in a slot. Not just any slot - the perfect slot. If there's not a perfect slot to put it in then it floats around until my mind finds a perfect slot. Maybe that's why so many thing are floating around in my head all the time. Sometimes there just isn't a perfect slot. I guess if I don't find that perfect slot, then my mind just ejects that idea or thought, or files it away to be brought out later. I can imagine that "later" file looking like the large pile of filing that is always waiting to be done in my office. I hate filing. I just pile things up until I really need something. Then I file it all at once, all in one sitting - a marathon filing party. Then I don't file anything again until the pile starts to fall over or until I really need something out of it again. That is just one of the many things about myself that just doesn't make sense. If I like structure and order, then why don't I file things and keep up with it so that it doesn't pile up like that? Hmmmm. . . .
Oh...we are so alike. My file pile--not quite as big as Texas-but it's ready for a marathon.
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