There is always more to do than sit down and feel
hopeless. The world moves on and time
will heal all the hope that is lost. If
the world had ever stopped to sympathize for any reason, there is some
supernatural force going on between time and whatever is going on. Anyway, you could be living life like Larry
and maybe end up tray sliding with your brand new Scion tC with a bunch of hood-rat
friends. What you do today will make a
difference in the future so time cannot be wasted by sobbing in lost hope. Everyone has better things to do and by
creating memories with the people you care about or with just any random hobo
or deadbeat off the street, it can create those fireside stories that you can
tell your children or family when it’s that kind of time. The “work to be done” is just a figure of
speech to portray the duties that we do to keep society alive. Faith, hope, trust, courage, and love are all
characteristics that make up a person and determine their line of duty. Surely the world is not perfect and there are
people who end up in the wrong places of the earth with possibly the most
inhumane duties but it balances the good side of life with the dark side. Life can be explained in many possibilities and
gravity will always drag you down, but it’s your choice whether or not you want
to get up and make the future a better place or just sulk in your little corner
until you die and realize that it’s too late to make a difference. It may seem that there is no hope when you
are brought down by whatever caused it and no one has the right to ever feel
that way so we create standards and walls to prevent pain. The truth is that hope will always be with
you no matter what you do. To make that
statement clear, the present is hope itself because without the present, there
is no future and if there is no future, there is no hope. Going back to an old commercial I saw a while
back, it explained life in terms of the driver.
The driver is the people and where the people are at is the
present. When they look into the rear
view mirror, it is small and allows you to look back upon where you have
been. When they look through the windshield,
it is vast and open because there are many possibilities and ways that you can
take. In ten years, that hope will
eventually return and bloom into something more beautiful. Spend time with your family because you never
know when you will make that last phone call to whomever and life will cease to
exist. Stop spreading the hate, racism,
and prejudice to begin admiring the similarities that we all share. Never lose sight of your hope. You only live once.
first, your car is referenced again! second, i am not a hood rat! and i feel as if you just gave your deffination for "YOLO" in a way. it was good. it was long but i am not a hood rat
ReplyDeleteSura,
ReplyDeleteI will agree with Tyler you are pretty good at referencing your car in just about every post you make in this class. On a teacher note, I really enjoy your analogy about the present/future being hope because if someone is looking towards the future than they do have hope for more to come. I was also surprised that you would call your mom if you only had one call left which is really sweet. Your ten year plan really cracked me up with the huge house, glass garage, and especially that large portrait of yourself. I do see you making a lot of money in the future but I see you doing something outrageous with your life and having one of those careers where when you return to PC for a HS reunion all your classmates are envious of your success. Maybe you should be a car critic since you enjoy writing about them so much! I found it interesting that you think the government should be responsible for education. Would you be okay with this if the government required you to go to school for "x" amount of years until you passed certain exams? The government could really do a number on the education system if we let them they could even regulate what job/career you go into based on your exam scores. Would you appreciate that? Good luck in the years to come! I can't wait to see where you end up! Oh and I hope you keep blogging because your posts are pretty entertaining.
Mrs. Slagle