When faced with transitioning from a particular past into a paricular future (unknown but decidely different from what went before), what is the best mindset to hold?
"acknowledge and move on"
That sounds like the simplest best explanation for anything a human might experience, but it's comes up a little shy for me in that I don't quite know how to "acknowledge" sometimes. Not sure what to wash my hands of and what to carry on into the future.
(nuts and bolts question)
[ August 16, 2003, 07:50 PM: Message edited by: filetted ]
Posted by Deirdre (Member # 4200) on :
I don't know.
But I do know that if you discover that what you're seeing is a play within a play, just slow down, take a deep breath, and hang on for the ride of your life.
At least, that's just how it's been in my experience. Well, mine and Jack Handey's.
Posted by filetted (Member # 5048) on :
Posted by ak (Member # 90) on :
Maybe we don't even know enough to realize which things were failures and which were successes. I think I prefer "Look forward with a perfect brightness of hope."
Posted by filetted (Member # 5048) on :
ak,
leaving circumstance open to the best possible interpretation? kinda confuddles striking out goals in the first place?
best living circumstance is to make friends and family happy. risking "all" is glory-hounding for vacant-purpose?
flish
Posted by ak (Member # 90) on :
flish, do you have AIM?
theropeofallah
Posted by filetted (Member # 5048) on :
I don't think that I do, and I'm on my last legs for ce weekend.
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