Through the Trees

Take into consideration how blessed we really are. We have a better life then any generation before us. We have more time, better technology, and more opportunity. Better houses, faster cars, better looking people, better clothes, and the best food ever to pass a humans lips. We still have all the same problems and even some new ones but I wouldn't trade Solomon for a million cows. He was the richest man in the world in his day and what I have is better then anything he ever had with the exception of maybe his harem. I don't know, I never had a harem but since I haven't, I really can't say if it's an advantage or not. I still wouldn't trade him. Without proper medical attention I probable wouldn't have made it past child hood so a harem would be a mute point.

 

What have you complained about today. There's nothing wrong with complaining but sometimes you have to step back and have the ability to laugh at yourself. Taking yourself to serious is one of our greatest downfalls. It's one of the gateways to unhappiness and depression. When you can't see the house for the trees sometimes you convince yourself the house isn't there then that causes you to go the wrong way and then you start to worry about a thousand other things and pretty soon your laying on the forest floor sobbing with your head buried in your arms and that's where you stay until a bear finds you or the rescue squad comes and saves you. See can even recover from one of the worse run on sentences ever.

 

That's the reason you should be thankful of your blessings everyday. This reminds you that even if you loose your house that there's still is a dollar hamburger right down the street. So if you find yourself walking into the darkness just remember the light is still there you just have to open your eyes and look around. The darkness cant be absolute so look for the light. Even when you know your going to be sad about something maybe for a extended amount of time still remind yourself that the light exists everyday so when your ready you can come home.