Thursday, December 14, 2006
People take things for granted.
They don't spend enough time watching over what happens around. They don't worry on securing relationships from the past. Time goes by but it doesn't matter. Things will always be there at hand.
Actually I don't see it like this but it seems only few people share my idea.
Probably the dinamic of life leads to this. People keep moving forward and as being always so busy, only the essential and what's nearby gets noticed. There's also new things coming all the time. New people, new objects and new situations everyday.
I guess some things are really granted, others maybe should be given an extra care, at least from time to time.
Sometimes it brings even a question: caring / not caring?
Well... who said we wouldn't have to find the answers?... Good luck!
They don't spend enough time watching over what happens around. They don't worry on securing relationships from the past. Time goes by but it doesn't matter. Things will always be there at hand.
Actually I don't see it like this but it seems only few people share my idea.
Probably the dinamic of life leads to this. People keep moving forward and as being always so busy, only the essential and what's nearby gets noticed. There's also new things coming all the time. New people, new objects and new situations everyday.
I guess some things are really granted, others maybe should be given an extra care, at least from time to time.
Sometimes it brings even a question: caring / not caring?
Well... who said we wouldn't have to find the answers?... Good luck!
Comments:
You're right when you said people take things for granted. Our daily routines most of the times make us forget the world, more importantly ourselves. We tend to give little or no importance to the things of importance. Inkas used to believe that we should learn to walk, not to run, in this life because when we run we have no clue what we're missing...
Cheers,
Eda
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Cheers,
Eda
