Life As I See It

Watching Sherlock, and I've come to the realization that as macabre and dismal as the show is it makes me feel like I'm underestimating myself. To understand the complexities of his forensic exploitations are really riveting but really something for me to apply to my intellect. Let's go ahead and run through a scenario: I have a small social circle of a wavering of 12-8 people. Different strengths and weaknesses, different tatics and methods of operation; but ironically, they all have stages of lapsed memory. Finding out what makes them takes varying degrees of frustrating yet repetitive lyrics. 1) can't seem to remember sexual endeavors and tends to merge past and present events into one enormous mush of a napalm. Varying skill sets mean that I have to find pulse points in our conversations. My digging for mutual clarity has caused me to create a monster that I have to rein in. Song? Monster- Kanye West 2) Musical virtuoso; comparable to Swizz Beats, some would say he

Then it's up to me right?.... Short answer: absolutely! Because if a process that benefits you doesn't start with you, then who? All to often did (and sometimes I still do) have the expectations for a process to be started and reluctant to start or continue the same process by myself. Saving. School. Relationships. Friendships Etc. Butttttt.... while I can't speak with or for everyone, I'll give some advice: If it's not on a tight deadline; some progress is better than no progress. Practice makes better, not perfect. You are your biggest critic, so be nice to you. Eat, drink and sleep with tomorrow in mind.