today it seems harder to write something. maybe i've gotten over that initial rush of emotion over writing a blog. or maybe i'm just a bit braindead today. i think i'm a bit worn out from work.
haha it's funny, i just thought of using one of those horribly cliche topics like scooters, or bus terminals. and then i thought, hm, i talked to my parents today, maybe i'll talk about that. and then for some reason, i looked over at my guitar and realized passions is a good place to think.
so passions. why do people even have passions? why do people get hooked on one thing? do they feel that it's necessary in society, or maybe that they remember something from their childhood and it makes them feel secure to relate to that again? maybe both, or maybe more than that. whatever the case i think passions are a great thing. they focus your energy, kind of like entropy being gathered together. i like focussing on things personally, and yet, i like focussing on all different things at once, so maybe passions are hard to come to. like music, or reading, or science, or technology, or business. but those are such broad passions. some days i wish i could define myself some specific passions and actually build them into realities. like say, becoming a master breadmaker, not that i'd want to do that. haha, maybe a lawnchair designer. i guess it's really up to creativity.
tomorrow i feel like i'll have something else to write about. it's amazing how there's always something. sometimes, like today, something out of nothing.
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i think passion is related to a sense of security. it gives you a little world of your own. after all the shit you go through in life on one day or through a period of time, you need an escape. you need to feel good about yourself and what you do, without making an effort to feel good.
ReplyDeletethere's always a curve though that you have to get around. it's interesting to notice that a lot of the time ppl just give up on potential passions because they're too lazy to keep going at it in the initial 'discovery' phase. right now i feel like i'm one of those ppl.
i do agree with you though, that 'it's really up to creativity' :)