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On my way to uni....

On my way to uni i passed a museum where i saw a group of little kids all excited to see something which i see everyday...a huge plastic dinosaur.....anyways from observation..a train of thoughts departed from obscurity and made its journey through the following fields of enlightenment( i know...quite a vague usage of words )...as kids our lives were so easily excitable...our world was big...it had soo many things to find out and soo many more things to know...everything had to be remembered and heaps more was left to explore. Our world consisted of friends, family and by 'world'... i mean 'our bubble' ( please refer to previous post...=)...) we shared everything and wanted to be with everyone...when i was growing up i always wanted to know and do what my brothers were upto...in hindsight i know it was annoying for them...but...i did learn a lot...same thing with my parents..i wouldnt have realised their importance if i didnt want to be like them.....but as we grow up..our world becomes smaller...we become selfish and tend to prefer doing things alone...without much consideration of anyone else....from days where your mum would ask u everyday how school waz...to days where u really want to be asked " how waz your day ?"...but yeah...we close ourselves to everythin....

From another conversation with a friend...we deducted that as we grow older our capacity for risk reduces..while our safety bracket just grows larger...from days of late nite wanderings to early sleep in's.....it's just a personal recognition of a couple of numbers which u didnt even pick...anyways my mindless chatter will go on....to conclude this post...how abt opening your eyes and trying to experience the changing world around you and not trying to change yourself. how abt living the experience and not experiencing the living. cheers guys...thanks for being a great audience...=)

i SO agree with that 'as we grow older our capacity for risk reduces'. when i think back on the things we used to do...i think...damn life right now is so boring. But then i feel it is us who make it boring by not agreeing to take risks...and by going to sleep early :)
i'm working to change that tho. i went on a recent camp and i tried every single thing without thinking twice...whether it was rafting, rapelling, swimming in the lake, walking in forest in the dark...it landed up being great fun!

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