
I am a classic for repeating myself.
But it's mostly because I lose touch with "the moment".
I've always said that I think my biggest struggle in life, is staying grounded. Not in a superficial sense, but in a sense of always feeling like I get the gravity of things. I always seem to feel as if I just let things pass me by, without properly addressing the situation.
When I was sitting in JFK last week, I suddenly realized what the last five months have looked like. This is where I lose touch of reality. I just seem to always forget the initial emotions of everything that I do in life. It's my defense mechanism if you will...something I have created for myself.
Things always seem to be chaos.
Crazy.
Unpredictable.
And I never know where I am going to end up. So I try not to get attached to things, people, or moments. I've just learned that things change so quickly, and it's hard for me to see a reason to emotionally invest in things...because the terror inside me knows they can be taken away at any moment.
I'm not sure what will happen in 5 months from now. After seeing what kind of life I am living compared to five months ago, I can only imagine the life I can live in the near future.
All I know, are these things:
*I want to have fun
*I want to do what I feel
*I want to work hard
*I want to give it everything I possibly got
My picture is just space. That's what I feel like everyday. Just floating around in possibilities and soaring through opportunities. I don't mind floating, but it sure would be nice to have someone to float with.