16 February 2007

Jogi.

So after a month and a half of this New Year's resolution type stuff, I have lost two of them. One I didn't post in my blog, but the other one I did. One that I am kind of on track with is losing weight. I think I have managed to lose some weight from the appetite decreasing. But sometimes I feel it is coming back. So after so many times of always saying I would, I actually got out of my warm bed this morning and went jogging.

It was foggy.

In other news, I've been slacking off in my church responsibilities. I don't think I'm ready to pick up a lot of the stuff I was doing before, but the one thing I committed to doing I haven't taken very seriously the last month or so. I will have to work on that.

I wonder if I always had bad timing. You know, one of those people cursed with bad timing. I wonder if I am one of them. More and more I'm beginning to realize life is all about timing. I think I made this observation one time when I was looking at the waves come in and out. But it's easier to observe something than to practice it in your life.

I wonder if I took the right approach to my situation. I came out of it thinking I need to take more risks. Seize what time we have now. And I think a lot of the time that thinking will make sense. Yet when an opportunity presented itself, I was conflicted. I so wanted to seize it right then and there. But in the uber depths of my heart I knew I had to wait.

Situation is the brother of timing.

And always remember, curiosity killed the cat. Only you can prevent forest fires.

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

smokey the bear....eternally our best forest friend.

That's cool that you've kept to losing weight...i don't think i have but i've managed to hit the weights harder...

you're totally right about timing, but i don't see yourself as someone that needs to worry so much about your risk-taking and timing. So you're not radically impulsive and branson-esque in nature; surprise, not many of us are.

mary said...

that's the thing about timing.. you can't really control it.