What would you like to keep for the rest of your life?
Post your answer in the LEAVE A COMMENT section below. I’m not the boss of you, though. Don’t write anything for all I care! But, hey, it’s your life.
. . .here are my thoughts.
What would you like to keep for the rest of your life?
There’s a not too popular saying: “No matter how drop dead gorgeous a woman is, rest assured there’s a man at home who’s tired of [expletive gerund] her.” Come on now! Sexist on so many levels, right? The point being, things change. Beliefs about a person, principle, or political agenda evolve. Whether casting a vote for Trump or Biden that Tuesday after the first Monday in November—once a subjectively sufficient amount of time passes—your disapproval of the past or present administration you support is bound to increase. Similarly, somewhere along the line you’ll also ease up on your criticism of the opposing party’s administration. Politics is a continual regression to and from the mean—the two parties act like a sine wave attempting to equilibrate to a middle ground that’s universally acceptable, yet ultimately nonexistent. In less than 4 years, there’ll be many 2020 Biden voters casting votes to halt the sine wave’s sinister meanderings—sending it back toward the right. I have no clue how I’ll vote in 2024. But for the rest of my life, I’d like to keep an open mind regarding politics.
Shout out to “Mom” for the topic suggestion that influenced this post. It really was from my mother, but feel free to use an alias when you give me your suggestion through the Comments & Suggestions page.
I would like to keep my sanity. I don’t want others to have to take care of me. I don’t want to be a burden to my loved ones.
I would like to keep an open mind about a lot of things, politics being one of them. But for the rest of my life I would like to keep my faith in Jesus. It is easy now because I am a newbie to Christianity. I pray I can keep the faith all through my life. I would have said that my good looks and toned body was something I wanted to keep but that left me a few years ago.
To work out, or learn to play the piano? Is there a third option?