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ARE YOU HAPPY WITH YOUR LIFE ? ? ?
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ARE YOU HAPPY WITH YOUR LIFE ? ? ? ARE YOU HAPPY WITH YOUR LIFE ??? This is such a HUGE question all of you who read this tiny post on my blog could probably spend many hours explaining your situation in life and the negatives and positives of your current situation in life.... Going right to the heart of the matter, think first about where you live. Not just the house or apartment, or dumpster for that matter, that you live in, but the part of the country--or the world--you live in. For example you probably would be a pretty grumpy, unhappy person, if you needed to spend three quarters of your life cooped up in a tiny cabin in Alaska, surrounded by six feet of snow and frigid temperatures, when your "inner " cried out to you for warmth, and a place you could be the NUDIST you always wanted to be. Most of the human race gets stuck where they're born. It's one of the most difficult things in life to do-- to make a jump from one place in the country to a totally new place. Jumping from one COUNTRY to another one is even a bigger gamble, and to do so requires nerves of steel. About me now of course! I'm such a selfish, self-satisfied little prick, that I simply can't contain the urge to tell you how I escaped the place I was born, and intensely disliked, for the first two decades of my life! CONNECTICUT AND THE EAST COAST... I know, I know, most of you reading this who live THERE think I'm throwing crap on a place you love and find beautiful--even in the winter! My DISLIKE of that area has nothing at all to do with IT, or YOU who live there..... It has to do with ME, and my own prejudices, and my love of year-round warmth, and of course my hatred of CLOTHES and the need to be WITHOUT clothes as much as possible!! My chance to ESCAPE from the EAST COAST happened when I was still a sprout. I joined the Infantry (Army), went to Germany for two years, and when I was discharged at Fort Devans, Mass., I KNEW this was the time to make a JUMP to where I would hopefully live out the remainder of my life. Southern California is where I'd chosen to jump. I knew no one here, had never been West of the Mississippi, and just crossed my fingers and went. It took a few years to get settled in Los Angeles in the late 1950's... I took a few short trips back to the East Coast during the almost 60 years I've now lived in S.Cal., but, truthfully, I've never regretted making the jump. In fact making that jump was the single most successful thing I've ever done. How about you? Do you think you could find a happier life in a different place in this big world? Is it time to make that jump, or are you super glued to the place you are? Curious minds would like to know! ! ! Wednesday morning, May 11, 2016..by david stardust  |
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I am very happy with my life and I wouldn't change a thing. I did want I wanted to do in my career in the Military. Always about the what if and would it be better. I have never thought about it David hugssss V Retired now and working my butt off to help others is what I am doing now. Become a blog watcher sweet_vm
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