A Wandering Mind
29 Jul 2009 Leave a Comment
Ever wonder why we people always stray away from what we should be thinking?
I wonder all the time, you see. My mind always manages to find something to think of, however boring it may be. So off my mind goes, into outer space, wandering, hopping from place to place.
I don’t know about you, but I always find everything I write or think deeply very amusing despite its very boring nature, and whenever I do so, I always find solace. It seems to me that a content being thinks of even the smallest things and finds humor and sense in it, however senseless it might seem if you talk about it with other people besides you.
I’m always contented with that.
Most people, even your friends may laugh at the complexity or the shallowness of your thought, whichever they consider it. When you find yourself left with nothing to do, make a big deal out of small things and you’ll always find yourself amused. Don’t be embarrassed, it’s pretty normal!
However, this doesn’t apply to hasty people who’d think that doing so will just be a waste of time and effort. In my opinion, one shouldn’t take too lightly the humor of doing it. In your mind, whenever you do so, you’d be able to practice debating with yourself. That’s a fun thing, plus you don’t get too hurt whenever you find yourself losing–that is because you’re the only one on both sides, which means you also win on the other side! You get a far stronger opinion when it comes to resolve and decision. This is one thing hasty people are missing; there are lots more.
So you see, although we are in a hasty lifetime, living in a hasty city with a hasty environment and walk among hasty people, let’s not forget to slow down for a few vacant minutes–it’s vacant after all, why rush?–for there are unseen rewards in having a Wandering Mind.
