... Things to say
| 56. J.A.R.B - Words. | 55. J.A.R.B - A little Napoleon, please? | 54. J.A.R.B - My conscious just got the best of me... | J.A.R.B - The top ten. | 53. J.A.R.B - Chillin | Some awesome pictures... | 52. J.A.R.B - These moments | 51. J.A.R.B - Too many explanations | 50. J.A.R.B - A beautiful story | 49. J.A.R.B - Not as simple | Current
Funny, how a mood can change the way you interpret things. On sad days smiles seem sarcastic, and on good days, smiles are smiles; smiles are grand. I just re-read something, something which I’ve read a few times now. I read it well this time; other times I’d been in a bad mood, thinking down on what it had to say, and so, I thought it was a bad document. I found the negative in that document, and today I saw the good part. I don’t have anything to worry about anymore; and thank you for putting me into my place. Alas, this piece of literature must continue with the point; on with the J.A.R.B.
I found out today that everything must be handled in a calm fashion, you may act surprised when it is called for, but please, stay calm, and don’t count your hens before they hatch. Take is slow, don’t try anything that’s not been done before; there could be a reason no one’s tried it. Panicking will solve nothing, as thoughts leave when panic sets in. It’s hard to think strait while being bombarded with emotions, so leave them at home when you’re trying to solve this mess, they can return later, now’s not the time for emotion, no matter how fabulous. Now’s time to figure this out, so that maybe when emotion returns it can be happy. Maybe last time you checked, you only saw anger, when there was truly trust, truly, no betrayal. Next time, look before you act, maybe even twice, you might not see what’s really there. That could just be your own mind talking.
