“There are these two young fish swimming along and they happen to meet an older fish swimming the other way, who nods at them and says “Morning, boys. How’s the water?” And the two young fish swim on for a bit, and then eventually one of them looks over at the other and goes “What the hell is water?”
Bonjour friend,
Spring Break is so close. I can feel it, you can feel it — but alas, we still have things to do, people to see and all of that fun stuff. So often — I cannot speak for everyone, though, but bear with me — I think that we can find ourselves in a bubble. Sometimes they are bubbles of our own making and our passions take a hold of us with ferocity as we tear through life. Other times, though, we end up within these bubbles, smushed within the constructs that, at this age, our society deems appropriate; we find ourselves buried under tests, homework, and expectations. Like I said before, this life that we have — we’re living it right now, and we have to carpe the crap out of the diem. There are some nights where I look at myself in the mirror, and seeing bloodshot eyes and what seems to be the weariness of the world in my face, and I am reminded that there is something to be said about being aware of where we are in life. I’m getting my education, I don’t live at home anymore, but all of this is so I can do right by others in any and every way I can, and with the knowledge that there is so much more to life than one can discover at nineteen years old, let alone in one lifetime.
As you go forth and do what you do best, strive for greatness, but remember the young fish. Remind yourself of where you are, who you are, and know what water is. No matter what, I believe in you. I am rooting for you while we’re on this amazing planet that is Earth. Here’s a tune for you https://open.spotify.com/track/2yj5wWvw5Lz6HwEBbRLKKLand I wish you all the peace and love the world can offer.
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