Yahtzee

First I'd like to apologize for not blogging until today. This has been an interesting week for me. Secondly (if you are reading this), thanks for still reading. I assume you've read about my trip and it was exhausting. I've had to recoop from it.

I've figured out that I don't know what to make this blog about so, readers, I'm just going to talk to you. Because I enjoy talking and feel like I have stuff to say. I think everyone feels like that sometimes, some people are just not so good at talking- hence why I write. I thought a lot about whether I wanted to make my blog opinionated or inspirational. Or just whatever, you know? But I've decided that when you try to limit yourself to one thing, you do exactly that- limit yourself. And limiting oneself is never a good thing. It's like how some people only do one thing their whole lives- either they started out knowing what they wanted to do or they are miserable (or they learned to enjoy misery... if that's even possible). You have to try different things to find what you love. And sometimes you just have to love different things. Be accepting of trying new things. Without trying you may never know. I watched the scariest kids' show I've ever EVER seen with a little kid I was babysitting... uhm I litteraly thought I might have nightmares. But they sang a song (about eating a new snack but that is beside the point) that went something along the lines of, "Try it- you might like it! Try it- you might like it!" Well the song went on for five minutes but you catch my drift. Because trying new things in life actually makes some people happy. You never know what will happen. No one does.

I think that might be the thing I love (and hate) most about life. No one ever knows. Anything. Everyone thinks they know something. But the truth of the matter is that no one knows too much. We just have to try stuff to see what we are good (or not so good) at. And know one knows what is going to happen next in life either. "Psyhics" think they know but I'm not so sure about that. They give such generalized statements. I heard one tell someone that they were going to meet a new friend. Uhm duh! You meet new people all the time. What kind of crap is that? No one knows what is going to happen. Your parents might die or you might win the lottery. Who actually knows? I'd just like to say that rolling with the punches is sometimes the best thing ever. It's how you meet that new person or end up trying something new. We just never know.