21 1 / 2010
Action=Sequence
I have spent half my life making plans, devising steps between point A and point B. I believed I could control fate, but was outsmarted at my own game. For when I was busy making plans, life happened. Moments that seemed at the time to be inconsequential were not random nor accidental like I thought but a result of an action that came before it; each one finding order in an underlying plot. Every aspect of my life touched–family, friends,
health, character, school, future, love, and money; everything unconsciously structuring everything else. What I learned was that even in the most banal moments something profound was happening, my life was taking shape.
—A.Tameta
**I happened upon my senior thesis and rediscovered this excerpt from way back when. It’s a nice reminder that every moment counts, even the little ones. :)
*chirp
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