December 19, 2010

Snap Thought #9

Karma.

December 14, 2010

Organization


1- To write a post
2- To make an illustration
3- To publish
4- And finally go to the next task


This was another one of those nights I would stay awake all along, wandering on thoughts and lost into things that weren't really being done, like playing games, talking and browsing random things.

Then it came a time when I was taking a shower and getting ready to go to bed, when I started to think about all the things I was supposed to do, but I didn't or don't due to laziness, procastination or wrong priorities. Then, talking to Jere, a friend of mine, about organization, we kinda brainstormed about what was or want's supposed to do, what to actually do or not to do and stuff like that, when organizing anything about tasks.

One main problem that showed up is motivation. Then one arged: "Some tasks need motivation to do." Then: "To have a task done IS a motivation!"

Ah, okay, I'm more than motivated. I'm excited about organizing and working on my projects.

With all of this organization, I feel like moving towards having a better life, but fixing my biologic schedule, which is pretty much an old problem which I blame exams and family for that, haha; and actually defining some methods of acomplishing the goal of having tasks done and getting rid of lazy feeling and procastination.

One problem of organizing self is that people usually thing that there must be focus on their tasks. I'd say that not really, if we take a distraction as an unexpected new task, which has a life span, and that an old task is still awating for our attention.

Ah, well, all of this talk could become an article, which I pretty much could work on and develope better later, but I really have other things to do, like finding a picture to illustrate this post which by the time one would read it, the picture will hopefully already be there! Haha

Okay, I replaced it with a simple text version, instead of the picture which would take longer to be finished because I didn't really want to spend much time on it...

December 12, 2010

21 Guns (Green Day)



21 Guns
Green Day


Do you know what's worth fighting for?
When it's not worth dying for?
Does it take your breath away
And you feel yourself suffocating?

Does the pain weigh out the pride?
And you look for a place to hide?
Did someone break your heart inside?
You're in ruins

One, 21 guns
Lay down your arms, give up the fight
One, 21 guns
Throw up your arms into the sky, you and I

When you're at the end of the road
And you lost all sense of control
And your thoughts have taken their toll
When your mind breaks the spirit of your soul

Your faith walks on broken glass
And the hangover doesn't pass
Nothing's ever built to last
You're in ruins

One, 21 guns
Lay down your arms, give up the fight
One, 21 guns
Throw up your arms into the sky, you and I

Did you try to live on your own
When you burned down the house and home?
Did you stand too close to the fire
Like a liar looking for forgiveness from a stone?

When it's time to live and let die
And you can't get another try
Something inside this heart has died
You're in ruins

One, 21 guns
Lay down your arms, give up the fight
One, 21 guns
Throw up your arms into the sky

One, 21 guns
Lay down your arms, give up the fight
One, 21 guns
Throw up your arms into the sky, you and I

Who

My photo
São Paulo, SP, Brazil
Open-minded, skeptical and daydreamer.

What

Wishes

  • A motorcycle
  • A monocycle

Why

The theme was started by looking through some Maurits Cornelis Escher pictures, which are physically impossible to exist, but definately possible to be drawn, when the Horseman picture was found.
To fit this background, some arabic/islamic pictures were seen when I finally found the current header one, which fits perfectly into the arabic/islamic idea of the Escher picture and the idea of traveling as a need, for ponderings and reflections, and how one's decision makes part of other's life.

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