So, I am no good at this writing thing, but bear with me will ya?
I have only been alive these past 23 some years. I have a lot to learn... the amount I have to learn, if we can use a measuring scale would be: shittons. But there are a few things that I would like to claim that I do indeed know. Maybe not 100% sure... but mostly sure.
I just recently attended a memorial for one of Toledo's known active gay man Greg Knott. And in a way it was eye opening. I realized how much I loved people close to me and how much I don't ever want to lose them. Then I realized immediately afterwards that this is something unavoidable... We all lose loved ones. It's a fact of life. It happens... Shit happens.
So after recent events I just wanted to share a little bit about what I know.
You should live life to the fullest although cliche but true and here is how I propose one "live life to the fullest."
Love people... to the fullest extent that you can; if you think you can love someone more than you already do, then try your damndest to do so. In the English language we use love for a variety of different things... for example we can love how this pizza tastes, love a friend, love a parent, or love a significant other. So for this example I will pull a word for love from the Hebrew language: called Raya. The literal translation would be: friend, or companion, or someone that you hang out with. Love with as much Raya to everyone you meet.
Every moment staying angry at some one is a moment lost. You could be laughing, dancing, skydiving, or any number of other things with the person whom you love.
Learn everything you can from people you meet. They may end up teaching you something that you don't know. At the very least they could make you laugh.
Laugh, laugh, and laugh some more. Laugh at yourself, laugh with others and have a good time.
Regarding work, do something you want to do, something you enjoy. There is no point staying in some workplace that you hate entirely.
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