When it’s summer again,
I’ll eat ice cream and spend time outside every day.
When I get older
I’ll save up for a big house.
When I’ve got enough
experience I’ll have my own company & be the boss.
When I’m the boss I
will only work on things I want to & I’ll choose my own working hours.
When I’ve lived in
one place for long enough, I’ll know enough people to invite over to big dinner
parties.
When I get my act
together and start training I’ll finally get that six pack.
AND when I move
abroad, I’ll do and have all of the above!
I’ve got used to everything being temporary so I’m always looking ahead.
But (quoting Jack Nicholson as Melvin Udall)
what if this is as good as it gets?
What if it rains all summer? What if I end up always being an employee
not an employer? What if I love food better than exercise? And what if I don’t
move abroad? (*GASP*)
I’ve realized it’s good to daydream, it takes you places & pushes you to do more. But it’s even
more important to keep your feet on the ground, grow some roots and make short
term plans instead of looking too far ahead. Here comes the cliché of the day:
Every day is as good as it
gets—you just gotta make it that way.
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