Happily Releasing My Thoughts Into The Wild.

Listening to ambient noise while doing homework is definitely something everybody must try some day in their life. It's calming nature perfectly captivates anyone who is patient enough to turn the "song" into a story. The complexity behind the noise I listen to makes me wonder if I could ever become so knowledgeable in music theory. "Hopefully" is my only answer to that thought. It came to my attention yesterday from a certain somebody..... that he didn't really understand how I structure my writing. If anyone thinks that I am weird and crazy, feel free to let me know, but this is how I intended this blog to go. It's literally my thoughts for thirty minutes strait. I don't edit any of the content that I type, (I edit the spelling... you guys wouldn't want that), and I don't take the time to organize each idea in my head. I simply just have one strain of thought and write it down.. It's a good stress relief for me and I thought that other people would be entertained by the thought process I have just in every day life. I considered keeping a journal, but I saw no reason for keeping these epiphany's all to myself (I probably won't post anything too personal) and I thought that maybe my friends would like to see some of my writing style. There really isn't a point to these things, except for maybe I'll have people start to think. I guess that's a goal in itself. I have a certain view point on things, and I don't really ever voice my opinion on deeper thoughts I have with the way society acts. Also, no one can interrupt me when I take thirty minutes for myself. Anyways, I'm straying off topic... If you don't understand my concept here or simply can't stand my ADD thought process, maybe this blog isn't for you.. I can promise you that just about every one of my posts will be something like the last 2 have been (I'm counting this one). Some people are too thrown off by my way of thinking and I accept that, but some people may actually want to read the stuff I post. Compliments always make people feel better as well. I think that these blogs may actually influence others to have a more optimistic view on life! I touched on the subject of happiness being contagious in my last post, and optimism has the very same effect. People don't want to feel down in the dumps, they want to live a long and fulfilling life... It's literally the reason people immigrated to America all those years ago. People wanted to pursue the American Dream. America was the place where these families could have a new life! All of a sudden, a poor immigrant could own his own business. He could have a house, get married, have children and live happily ever after. In every single Disney Princess movie, the prince and princess get married and live HAPPILY ever after! Happiness is the reason people do the things they do; they're in the pursuit of happiness (sorry, that song came on from the room next door and I just had to make that joke). Now this is me stalling for time because I forgot what my main point was... I'm trying to read what I have already written while continuing to write this stalling note... all at the same time. OH YES! Optimism! Optimism simply flows through you as long as you can continue to be happy. I can promise you that reader. Anyways, I'm beginning to run out of thoughts to complete these last seven minutes. Do you remember when you were a little child? Do you remember the Saturday mornings when you would wake up super early to watch your favorite cartoons? Your parents would hound at you for not being able to wake up for school, but being wide awake for cartoons on Saturday. Nostalgia is always a pleasant surprise. All of the nostalgic moments I have just seem to fill me with such a euphoric feeling. I hope that my kids will still have the same tendencies as the generation I grew up with.... Great... Now I'm starting to act like my dad. It's weird knowing that when my generation grows up and begins to settle down, all of the technology we grew up with will be completely outdated. It makes me excited for all of the new things the future has to hold. I guess that's optimism in a nutshell now, isn't it?