Biggest change in the last five years ..
was one that affected my lifestyle .. the way I LIVE my life ..
and that was the Vision Loss (the blindness)
I've had to work hard to relearn how to live on my own ..
still be independent in my own home and enjoy life ..
I've grown older .. (we all have)
I've found new interests/talents that I've finally had the time to explore
(including in the Fine Arts)
my children became ADULTS and moved out on their own (whew!)
(that's positive here ..I Survived their teen/early 20s!)
I have come to the realization of the fact that life is limited, so enjoy it more and worry less about having to get things accomplished. I spend more time doing what I enjoy and less time on worrying about whether the lawn is mowed or the gutters are cleaned or that area with the smudge needs to be touched up. I used to be very retentive on having to get things done all the time, not so much now.
Yes, I've matured a lot ever since I was 9 about 5 years ago, I've gotten taller, my hairs gotten longer, I'm almost done with puberty and yea. I look different and I act more nicer than I used to be, I used to be a little devil 5 years ago.
I left the Democratic Party and became an Independent after the DNC, DRC, and
members of the Democratic Party and LSM manipulated the primaries to make sure
0bama would be the presidential nominee.
That was a BIG change for me because I had been a Democrat my whole adult
life.
5 years ago, I was 11. I obviously learned a lot about the world since then lol I could not even begin to list how I've changed, as we're constantly growing into who we are, and this is the time in my life where that is most prominent!
Enormously. The more I know, the more I realize how little I know which leaves me even more unanswered questions. It's my addiction. I'm far more knowledgeable, and hopefully wiser, than I was 5 years ago.
It's not really even about the violence... it's more just... stupidity. And my own view that life is suffering and nothing in life is really worth doing or worth putting up with the hassle of it.
We are the products of our thoughts. Yes, people are often ignorant (root word "ignore"), choosing to live in delusion, but according to the book I've recommended and "The Rational Optimist" and "Spiral Dynamics" and others like the chapter on progress from "The Lessons of History", man continues to progress. Besides pessimism is bad for your health. Also consider reading books on happiness. The Dalai Lama's is excellent, and consider what he's been through. "Man's Search for Meaning" is even better; by a survivor of Auschwitz.
"Live is suffering" is just the first Nobel Truth. Study the others.
i have 2 more children and got pregnant again, im still not very trusting but its been getting better, my bestfriend/boyfriend moved out of his mothers house. and im 5 years older.
was one that affected my lifestyle .. the way I LIVE my life ..
and that was the Vision Loss (the blindness)
I've had to work hard to relearn how to live on my own ..
still be independent in my own home and enjoy life ..
I've grown older .. (we all have)
I've found new interests/talents that I've finally had the time to explore
(including in the Fine Arts)
my children became ADULTS and moved out on their own (whew!)
(that's positive here ..I Survived their teen/early 20s!)
members of the Democratic Party and LSM manipulated the primaries to make sure
0bama would be the presidential nominee.
That was a BIG change for me because I had been a Democrat my whole adult
life.
"Live is suffering" is just the first Nobel Truth. Study the others.