Nobody's brown eyed girl (fuumashuriken) wrote, @ 2004-10-25 23:13:00

Not all who wander are lost, yo.

So I hung out with a few people this weekend, and they were upset that we were walking in circles. But they didnt want to just sit somewhere, and they didnt know where they wanted to walk. It was frustrating.

But you know, walking in circles isn't really walking in circles the way they implied it was. They said we were walking the same path over and over again, but really we weren't.

When you think about it, every time we walked that path, it had to be a little bit different. And maybe that's more interesting than walking a bunch of different paths, or going to a particular place. You notice more changes, and little details. You'll appreciate more.

And if you only walk somewhere just to get there, you won't appreciate the trip it took you to get there at all. Maybe every once in a while we need to walk somewhere just to walk somewhere, and not walk somewhere.

So it goes, so it goes, and I'm the only one who knows.

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