Goal orientated

Have confidence in yourself.

Formulate a plan of action.

Follow through.

Thanks Internet, I couldn't have done it without you.

I am on my way, I am on my way....

You may as well be warned, you're going to love this.

If you find that you don't--make sure you still have a pulse.

You're welcome. We're all welcome! Gosh I love it!

Hey, baby

“The proper time to influence the character of a child is about a hundred years before he is born.”

— William Ralph Inge

Forever Young

The cool thing about heroes and one's age is, they (the heroes) keep the same age. The appreciation for them extends beyond the dream of having their powers, or being like them, to an appreciation for one's own youth. There is also, during this moment, a foreshadowing of the future self, looking back upon the reflective, middle-youth it once was.

A hero reflects the greatest in us, it is nice to live in a world of these myths. DC and Marvel (in my opinion more so DC) is an institution, there are now generations who know no world without these characters alive. Kind of like anyone who recently turned a legal 'adult' and knows no world without the Simpsons. One day maybe we'll look upon the 'Infinite Crisis' series like the stories of the Mahabharata...

As the ravages of 'groundhog years' which force one to either succumb, or tackle their own tolerance for ambiguity, grind the youthful hope and belief in ourselves, founded on nothing in particular, which sent us sky-rocketing, daringly into any situation, down to a powdery chalk-we see contemporaries yolked with the dreams and ideals simply because they're too busy to chase them...because groundhog day awaits.

I told all this to a Madman, and he told me I need to work on my run on sentences and comma usage, then he said that it was "Better to look like a fool, than feel like one," and so I began sinking into the Sea of Ambiguity, and learning to swim.

Aaaaand, we're back.

What up internet.