Memoirs of a reluctant Bulker

Have you lived? 

Have you chosen to make a positive difference? 

Have you considered that your days are numbered? 

Have you wondered what your co-workers will say when you’re gone? 

Have you contemplated the higher meaning? 

Have you considered that we live on a floating rock? 

Have you ever wondered why? 

Have you lived on the edge just once? 

Have you taken a chance lately? 

Have you wasted time worrying? 

Consider the following tips for living: 

Take an ice cold shower! 

Just flat out run as fast as you can as far as you can, next chance! 

Lift as much weight as you can for each of your exercises the next time you go in the gym! 

Say “hi there” to everyone you see for an entire day (yes, even the Circle K clerk)! 

Spend 30 minutes staring at the stars tonight while pondering how it is, we are….. 

Remember your first best friend and consider the reasons why they were your best friend…. 

Do something dangerous, like drive to the store and back in just your underwear and sandals….. 

Rather than going into work on Monday with a “just here to do my job and go home” attitude, strive to do everything you do as well as possible….. 

Waive at, possibly say, “thanks and nice job” to, either the first military member or police officer you see…. 

If possible, randomly call your parents or children and question, “What do you think happened to the dinosaurs?” 

Seriously contemplate how it felt to actually live without cars, computers or cell phones…. 

Wonder what it would be like to actually live in a war torn country, where there is military fire and buildings blowing up on your block, each day….. 

Fast for a day. 

Stay up for 24 hours straight. 

And last but certainly not least, 

Get up one morning before sunrise, drive to the coolest place you know with your Starbucks of course and just watch the Sun rise, while contemplating, how it is, we are….. 

Bodyauditor out! 

Parting shot: 

What does it mean: Life? Toiling away in mediocrity? Being a number? 

Or, making a difference, each day. Striving to do the best with what we have, while remembering to be happy wherever we are. 

If I’m not happy where I’m at, what are my chances of being happy where I want to go? 

Is there really an “unfixable” situation? 

Is being happy regardless of the circumstances really a choice…..