An interesting point of view is that we need opportunities in order not to feel claustrophobic.
What if it’s about a postponed life? To have books to read them one day. To live in the center, to go to the theater one day.
For some reason, for me, this post became a trigger for the thought: to live now, and not wait for that special moment (and enough energy, and enough time, end enough, etc) when there will be that right evening with the right fireplace to read this book.
I agree. I also feel conflicted with what I posted - is the possibility or procrastination? I think they are 2 sides - and both are about being comfortable with your choices, about you. Don't stress that you're not reading that book, don't long for the future when you have the time to read it in "the right fireplace", don't be a slave of the perfect situation, or the things that you own or can experience. It's ok not to read the book. It's ok not to go to the beach.
I'm glad to see your return!
An interesting point of view is that we need opportunities in order not to feel claustrophobic.
What if it’s about a postponed life? To have books to read them one day. To live in the center, to go to the theater one day.
For some reason, for me, this post became a trigger for the thought: to live now, and not wait for that special moment (and enough energy, and enough time, end enough, etc) when there will be that right evening with the right fireplace to read this book.
I agree. I also feel conflicted with what I posted - is the possibility or procrastination? I think they are 2 sides - and both are about being comfortable with your choices, about you. Don't stress that you're not reading that book, don't long for the future when you have the time to read it in "the right fireplace", don't be a slave of the perfect situation, or the things that you own or can experience. It's ok not to read the book. It's ok not to go to the beach.
thanks for reading and commenting.