Watched "Seven years in Tibet" which is pretty inspiring and does story telling a great service by portraying a moving life, seemingly real and accurate experiences of a man changing. I draw parallels to my life at times.
It got me thinking about how I want my life to be honest. I even woke up this morning thinking about it. Googled the Dalai Lama straight after the movie. I think Tibet is still a real tricky situation, what with all the recent activity and ongoing protests. Looks like His Holiness The Dalai Lama has resigned his governmental-in-exile's control of Tibet in favour of an elected representative body for political reasons etc... wikipedia
One thing I've always liked knowing is life is temporary, it will run out. This drives me to enjoy each and every predicament in life.
I'm listening to my elected favourite Foo Fighters song from my iPod while sitting nessled in the tube with all these strange people around and I can't quite help but wonder am I a doing enough in my life? Probably a healthy challenge to put to yourself from time to time.
I'll be 25 in 6 months. Time is running out.
It got me thinking about how I want my life to be honest. I even woke up this morning thinking about it. Googled the Dalai Lama straight after the movie. I think Tibet is still a real tricky situation, what with all the recent activity and ongoing protests. Looks like His Holiness The Dalai Lama has resigned his governmental-in-exile's control of Tibet in favour of an elected representative body for political reasons etc... wikipedia
One thing I've always liked knowing is life is temporary, it will run out. This drives me to enjoy each and every predicament in life.
I'm listening to my elected favourite Foo Fighters song from my iPod while sitting nessled in the tube with all these strange people around and I can't quite help but wonder am I a doing enough in my life? Probably a healthy challenge to put to yourself from time to time.
I'll be 25 in 6 months. Time is running out.