We need to knock down the thing that is telling the world that it’s ending. There is more life to live. More dreams to dream. A whole new world awaits because you chose to be a part of it. There is also lots of love to give. Be the future you want to see. Go with your creator.
Inspired by the Disney movie “Tomorrowland”
Some people desire constancy in their contentment. Routine and familiar surroundings make life comfortable. Growth however doesn’t happen when you are standing still. We all need to have life disrupted so that we can experience things to get us down the road of life. If one can get out and do things to make the world awesome. A shark must move to survive and humans need to do the same. Contentment and constancy are two things that work with and against each other, decide which one you want more of at any given time.
This song seems to be appropriate for the times in which we live. “Russians” comes from the 1985 album Dream of The Blue Turtles. Sting’s early solo work inspired me and helped me shape my world view as a teenager. America might not be at odds with the Russians like we were back in the day but there is still a little animosity. Today there are new people we are afraid of.
Hello fellow bloggers, how are you today? I hope it will be a great day for each of us.
To inspire others, you sometimes have to put your own heart out there and occasionally make an idiot of yourself. Hopefully those you are trying to encourage to do great things will buy into the crazy of it all.
I have been a news junkie for years. Whenever news breaks I want to know what is happening minute by minute. Local and national coverage is what sometimes crave. I am partial to Scott Pelley of The CBS Evening News but I do like Lester Holt too. Our sources of information have grown and they are faster than ever. I am a believer in keeping up with issues that affect us all. Without information, making good decisions is harder and the news can help us make sense of the world and our communities. Unfortunately good news does not always mean great ratings.
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