Haha, I love how that boy with his ALF shirt and lunchbox looks like he's on top of the world. I can't help but wonder if he has ALF pogs in his lunch box. Oh, pogs.
And I also like your treadmill analogy. It really is true! When the treadmill of life slows down, my productivity plummets and I get "out of shape" in that sort of way.
Nice. Definitely agree. I'm reminded of "Whate'er thou art, act well thy part." While progress, and pushing oneself to improve is valuable, for sanity's sake it is important that we be content with where we are at. We can only do our best after all. Why worry about what we can't change?
Haha, I love how that boy with his ALF shirt and lunchbox looks like he's on top of the world. I can't help but wonder if he has ALF pogs in his lunch box. Oh, pogs.
ReplyDeleteAnd I also like your treadmill analogy. It really is true! When the treadmill of life slows down, my productivity plummets and I get "out of shape" in that sort of way.
Nice. Definitely agree. I'm reminded of "Whate'er thou art, act well thy part." While progress, and pushing oneself to improve is valuable, for sanity's sake it is important that we be content with where we are at. We can only do our best after all. Why worry about what we can't change?
ReplyDeleteNate, that was a Simpsons reference.
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