August 24: Thoughts for the Day

Somewhere between the discomfort and enjoyment surrounding social interaction, the questions are bound to arise:

Do I really like being “social” or is it an obligation imposed on me externally?  If I were to withdraw from social obligations, would my life be more, or less, fulfilling?  Will it be possible…ever…to shed the constraints and be absolutely free to be me?

The answers depend on who you are, and who you think you are.  I suspect no one really has the answers, because no one has tried to survive absolute honesty. Well, perhaps there are a few who have tried, but none survived.

I’m just a bucket of cheer today, isn’t that right?

About John Swinburn

"Love not what you are but what you may become."― Miguel de Cervantes
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One Response to August 24: Thoughts for the Day

  1. Jim says:

    Bucket of Cheer! From now on, that’s ALL I will call you… 🙂 Speaking of buckets, did you know that the first plastic buckets hit the market in 1967, but the first plastic pail covers did not follow until 1971. Until that time, metal covers sealed plastic buckets. So there you go…

    Read more : http://www.ehow.com/facts_5949616_history-buckets.html

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