New Years Resolution Part 2!

"If you wait too long for the perfect moment, the perfect moment will pass you by."

Although I have already put some major thought into my resolution... I came across this secret in a "Post Secret" book at the library today, and it made me think. What have I spent the past year and a half of my life doing? Waiting...? Waiting for things to get better? Waiting for someone to come along and make my happiness? WHAT THE DUCK?!?! If you ask me... that is absolutely ridiculous. It makes me sick thinking about the past year and a half that I have wasted just waiting for something to happen and change this. Waiting is ridiculous. I am done waiting for times to change, and for things to get better... this year... I am going to make them better. I am done sitting around... It's time to shake things up!!


So there you have it, my New Year's Resolution for 2011 (pt. 2)... I am not going to wait for everything to be perfect... I am going to go out there and make my life perfect. I am going to change the world. Now, I know, you are all sitting there laughing at me and thinking I won't be able to do it... and to all you, I say fuck off. I can and I will change this world. It may be in a small way, but It will still be a better place, nonetheless! It's time for me to stand up and make a difference!


So, to end this happy New Year celebration... I leave you with this quote from Andy Warhol... "People say time changes things, but you actually have to change them yourself." Think about that. Let it resonate within yourself. Things do get better with time... but you have to make that change for the better. So I challenge you, whoever you are, to go and make the world around you a better place this new year. Rock out to the beat of your own drum... or tamborine, if that is how you roll... and change the world! It is like a beach filled with millions of starfish... even throwing one back in makes a difference, even if it is only to that one. So don't be afraid... even a small act of kindness can go a long way. And who knows... you just might start a chain reaction of kindness.