On a Whim; Be Random.

I think the best blogs, are the random ones. Like, when people just type whatever comes to mind [to a certain extent of course.]

Actually, almost everything is done better when done randomly. You really see how much your students know with a random quiz, you really see how much your bestfriend knows with a random question.

I like being random: it adds interests to [usually] otherwise dull scenarios and conversations.

I wish people weren't so boring and dry; then I probably wouldn't be as random as I am.

...Anyways, just doing things on a whim is better. Like asking someone out, even though it's Hard to NOT know it's coming [if you guys have been talking for a while], it's best to try and be sporadic with it. I don't advise doing such a thing in front of a few people though; chances are it will lead to an Awkard situation lol.

Then again, maybe 'random' isn't the word for which I am looking. Maybe---I just mean to simply do things...don't let everything stop you or cause you to hesistate when making a decision.

Quite ironic that I am typing such a blog, huh? lol.

I hesistate because my situation[s] and feeling[s] alter so easily and dragstically. Like;

just one event completely changes how I feel about someone, and how I plan on dealing with them. It's not my fault; no one told these people to do these things lol.

Yet, indecisiveness has plagued me for a while. So I can't completely blame any of my disappointments and lack of spark on anyone.

More examples? Not now. I don't really feel as though it's necessary to identify more situations where just doing it is best. You'll see for yourself---next time you have to make a decision, just do it. Not one of those "Should I do the dishes or not?" decisions lol. OR the "Should I apply to this school?" decision. Just everyday life choices which thinking too much or hesistating can make a big difference.

*Realizing that 'being random' is NOT the same as 'doing things on a whim.' The second half of my blog discusses the latter; while my start praises being random.

"Just, no."

-em;