The Muchness of life.
Yesterday was by far one of the most intriguing days ever... I spent the morning vomiting over-night-learnt-knowledge on a piece of paper. In the afternoon I learnt how I should think of 6 impossible things before breakfast everyday. And in the evening... the value of a family and loved ones and the monotonicity of everyday life.
Our imagination is most precious to us... and no movie could have portrayed this any better. Based on Lewis Carol's story... the world we create for our self is indeed in our minds alone. And no matter how much you might want to get away from what may seem like only a dream... it might just be where you belong. And thinking of those 6 impossible things? It might just be a little harder than you thought considering this dreary world has knocked the creative sense out of us. We think what we see. And we see what we think. The dragon and the rabbit seldom co exist in this world now, or do they? Aah, but that's the absurdity! Because they do! We just can't see them... we're too blinded to notice how our neighbour breathes fire or how the teacher is on a quest... or that the television anchor is a suitor and that the tailor indeed resembles a dress! There are trillions of them characters out there... but we see them all as one. Not to mention, how only those who see this might be considered a little mad... but the best of them are!... Bonkers and completely out of their minds!
But then you realise the burdens of life... and the reality of the love that surrounds you. Memories and much fondness... and that one table that brings the family together at dinner time. Everyone moves on someday... life is eternally changing .... and no one belongs to us for ever... and yet, we find happiness in the smaller things... the smaller achievements in life.
Yesterday really was an intriguing day... very intriguing.
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