1. 18. 08
As the cold days approach I am reminded how the time has passed and how these pages have gone unattended. I pick the tool up again to scribe what is not important, other than to keep the hand warm and accustomed to the this tool. On this second day of November, I am reminded of warmer, newer, and possibly better days. Nostalgic days. Days that may only be remembered in imaginary terms and may have not been the ways I remember. I catch myself and say that those days will never be as good as what is to come. What is not yet seen. Those days of tomorrow; these days of the present, are the best days! They are mysterious and wonderful for that.
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January 22nd, 2008 at 3:09 pm
I like the nostalgia of days past, as long as you don’t lose sight of the fact that better days are always in the future as long as you continue to face forward. Basking too long in the time already lived is a sad form of narcissism, most commonly seen among the middle-aged that have given up life for a chance at mediocrity and a mortgage.