Everything Is Beautiful In The Dark

Criticism, the pillar of a successful wise man and the cause of the misfortune
of the not so wise. So before the end of this read, make a decision do I want
peoples opinion to destroy or build me? I bet we all choose the obvious
with out second guessing, but don't just decide work on it.
Walking into a room spot light on you what's the first thing People notice,
what catches their attention, what repulses them the next minute.
"I don’t care what people think of me" no matter how fancy those
words sound, all i hear is a lie or as i like to put it a fancy excuse to
get through an embarrassing situation. Forgive my judgement but
why does a lady improve her catwalk when she approaches that boy
she secretly admires and why does the boy feel the need to talk with
that distinct low tone when she's on the other end of the line.
..Its human nature to care about what people think...
It’s also human nature to pass judgement on others.
Everything is beautiful in the dark means no criticism, no judgement,
little details don’t matter anymore, because the critics are blind for the moment
but you should remember the light eventually comes on, and it’s open season for
judgement once again.
The only mistake we make is allowing the menace that comes with the
light get us down. If you let the judgement of others get to you, be sure to
use it to improve yourself and don’t give them the satisfaction of another laugh
when the light comes back on.

Ashes To Ashes

Do you ever think about dying? What will be said about you when you're gone?, who will be at your funeral?, will the experience hurt?, how much time have you got left? .......... Silence........ What do you expect when everyone is asking the same question so let's just call it rhetorical and move on.
The thought of dying is a very scary one, even when we all know we don't get to skip out on it, it's inevitable. All the power, fame, riches, all fade away with that last breath. I guess it's even worse when you actually know when you're going to die it's like waiting for an alarm to go off but without the waking up to the lovely sunny morning part. Leaving behind the loved ones is another scary part, and after it all no amount of tears and love can make you even sneeze again, it just makes the exit more painful.
Death is just death, there are too many reasons why people die and still not enough to answer the question "why do we have to die?" But at the end of it all life goes on at least for the people still living what matters then are the memories, what you'll be remembered for, this is not a question of good or bad but if your life had any effect on anyone and if the effect will make such person sing good praises of you.
If you're reading this you certainly are not dead yet so there's still time to make things right, remember it's the memory that lives on......