The Med or The Mad?: In Comparison

Saturday, December 17, 2011

In Comparison

Although there might be a lot of things that seemed frustrating and even annoying sometimes, I remind myself these are the things that are necessary to make the good things seem even better.

How will we appreciate the ups without the downs?

And the best way to approach these things is by thinking reflectively, in the big scheme of things, these worries will look minuscule in comparison. I know I'm a worrier by nature, but I would like to strive to become better as I grow ~~old~~ up.

I always tell myself: what's the meaning of life if you can't stop to smell the roses along the way and enjoy life in all its beauty?

2 comments:

Darrenmagic said...: 2011 is history now. May every day of the new year glow with joy and happiness. Wishing you the best of health and prosperity in this great 2012. Happy New Year! ;); 3:39 PM
Zzzyun said...: thanks so much for your kind wishes, dr. darren! :)

wishing you the very best of happiness in the coming year!; 12:13 AM

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