~I am laying in bed, attempting sleep at 8 o’clock pm, sun is still somewhat out, boredom kicks in.~
Yesterday, I re-read one of my favorite blogs I had ever written. It was the first one I had ever written. Laying in bed right now, I decided to go back and read my first 4 or 5 blogs I produced and see what I was doing then. I had one title “Who The …. are The Arctic Monkeys” and I had said I would go back and re-write when I wasn’t drunk laying on the floor. So here is my rendition of the original post. Enjoy. I don’t feel good so it will most likely be a bit dry.
Death Cab for Cutie is the perfect band for the winter months. Makes me want to put a scarf on, grab a coffee, and walk around downtown Austin and enjoy myself. I believe I was driving home from class one night around 9:30 when the lyric in question got me to thinking. Said lyric is this, “I wish we could open our eyes To see in all directions at the same time.” It is from “Marching Bands of Manhattan.”
I have never been known to think to deep on subjects like this. But these words mixed together to create this sentence had my mind running like a fat kid being chased by a zombie. All our lives, we only see what our eyes see. Picture your head as a square with your eyes on one side, now, picture a beautiful girl on the right, a best friend on the left, and your dream car behind your square-shaped head, and finally, picture a piece of dog crap in front of your eyes. In logic, or at least my logic, the only thing you see is a big, steamy pile of poo, correct? This brings me to this, ‘Do we only see a 1/4 of our lives? I can only see in one direction at any given time, what have I missed?’
I am fully aware that this might not make any sense to some of you guys, but if you do get the jest of what I am saying, ponder on this. Your life would be totally different if your eyes were on the opposite side of your head. For better or worse, your actions being carried from a different point of view would ultimately change your life. And to be 80 years old, and realizing that you have only seen a 1/4 of your life, would you have any regrets? When all those times you looked right, should you have been looking left? Defiantly if you were crossing a road? haha
Right now, my head feels like it needs half of my skull taken off to relieve the pressure building within. So, right now, I am going to bed.
“Every man dies. Not every man really lives.” Braveheart


