I’ve been plagued with stray thoughts, some random in a way that hasn’t struck me in a long, long time since I was kid. It has been a long time since thoughts like those have hit me. Not so much the thought itself but the randomness of it and how I was able to carry it through.
Pretty amazing. I’m living hand-to-mouth, every paycheck going straight to some one or some entity that I owe. I owe, I owe, so it’s off to work I go. But I’m such a fucking millionaire in thoughts and fantasies and dreams. How do I cash out some of those?
Gotta stay positive. Gotta stay strong. Can’t break down.
An old Spanish saying: He was so poor, so poor, so poor that the only thing he had was money.
Not everything is about money.
I don’t want to feel guilty because I’m having so much fun. I am juggling different tasks and enjoying every minute of it because I like what I do. And I know that there is an economic crisis and that the times are hard and people are suffering. I’m feeling the pinch myself. But I’m not letting it affect me. I’m still managing to have fun.
But the truth is, I’m not guilty at all. I figured out that the most important things in life are not the things that you have but what you can remember. The most important things in life are not what you own, but what you’ve gone through. Laughter is free, and for me, it’s more precious than gold.
I’m so thankful for my sense of humour. Without it, I think, I’d have gone sooner than later. I thank my Creator for having the ability to laugh at everything that comes my way, to laugh at myself (most importantly), and for being able to make others laugh too. It has saved me more times than I give it credit for.
And because of that, the economic crisis isn’t killing me at all. Life is still so enjoyable for me. I have been meeting up with old friends and catching up. I’m spending time with my friends and whether we are just watching a movie or just sitting down and having coffee, or even if we are just working, we’re having fun. It could be the simplest of things. It’s not what we are doing or where we are that matters. It’s how we spend that time together.
All the laughing and the memories, those things can’t be bought. And even if you forget them, you had them. And that’s more than enough for me.
Financial crisis? I laugh at the face of financial crisis. I’m working hard to keep myself afloat and I don’t mind. I like working. And life has been good. So very good.