Hello again, heheheh, a little busy with organization of things, but not to hurry, because we know what things are needed to do to maintain the base of our objectives. I hope to still remember my duties as the contributor of the Position of the Nick….I like to do a lot of things, activities that will help me to improve myself, like writing and drawing, having fun with some programming issues and wandering around trying to understand better the world by each day. It’s kind of entertaining if you see it as it is. You can do a lot of things if you organize yourself.
What happens when your time schedule makes you feel pressured on doing the things you like? For example, School, you have to attend to homework and other issues you need to complete. I could feel, when you have homework, you cannot think in something else to do. You know you have to do it if you want to advance further. Thinking in making homework and playing videogames or viewing anime can lose you some time; you want to do your homework (or made you do it…), but you want to play videogames too or at least make homework later….
The thing is, when working on schedule, you have to reserve some time to do the things you have planned to do. I think that I want to do a lot of thing, but there’s something in me that is called “Laziness”, who blocks me from doing the things I want to do. And also, it’s difficult to measure how many hours I’m going to spend on one single activity…, it would be useful to know it the moment you start the activity.
So, like every other human, following a schedule is difficult if you are not accustomed to do it.
Have you got immersed on a single thing and looked at it for a good moment? A flower on the street? Marks on the wall? The least place that you have been on your house? The form of the water waves? The edge of a room? Other things that you usually don’t see but because you don’t have a rightful moment to think about living and worrying on other things you just put your eyes on that?
It feels weird but awesome at the same time. If you have curiosity on the little things, you can obtain certain information on what’s happening at that specific place. Of course each thing can change its shape, its form, its behavior, its color, maybe its use, maybe its main function, maybe its meaning…, being curious on the little things makes you think better, because you want to apply observation in order to see its behavior, how it changes over time, how each thing has its own way to live. That could remind us we are living in a nature world…. :D
OK, I have done a lot for today (*yay*?), writing can be fun but you have to express yourself in a way someone could understand it.
