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This is the first blog I ever posted- again, it was done on myspace, and the responses I got from this were really uplifting, SO, I share it.

Life has a strange way of teaching people things, it has a very harsh way of doing this indeed. The people who come out of it are not those who choose to forget about it, but better yet, who choose to learn from it, and not cut out a large portion of their life, but those who can see what happened, make a conscious effort to remedy it, and stand and fight for what is right will be happier in the end.



Those who run away from life's such learning experiences will only be faced with the same lessons later on down the road, and feel all the same pain and anguish that they felt during the first lesson.



Take each day in stride, learn to build bridges instead of burning them, learn to interface with those who are closest to you, and live FOR the day, but not ONLY that day. There is to much to look back on in life, good or bad, that defines who we are as people.



Far to often, we get focused on the problems, when in reality, we should be focusing on the solutions.


There are no new situations any more, everything has been done, and every problem has been overcome by so many others. There is strength alone in that, knowing that someone else, somewhere else, has been through exactly what you are going through right now, and worked through it for a happier healthier life, instead of running away and losing a lot of people that matter to them in the process. No problem is to fully blame on one person, both (or more) played a key role in how the problem developed and it will take everyone involved, and more, to fix the problem most of the time.


(one of the best dreams and most productive dreams I have ever had right there. enjoy)

-Ty