Once again it seems as if another year has given us the slip. Did 2009 feel like it went by too fast? Yes.
Just like I said it last year, it seems like everyone says that about every year:
“is it really [insert year] already?”
The way I see it, time is always whizzing by and it’s all relative. These days, a year doesn’t seem like much anymore because you have so many under your belt. If this is true, when I’m 50, will each year feel half as short? I hope not.
A lot happened this year, though. An amazing amount of things, actually.
To name a few; we got a trampoline, I learned how to make delicious curry, I had my first art exhibition in a gallery setting, Keymaster was born, I graduated, I met Tiffany, started taking a dance class, moved into a new place, did my first paid freelance job (whoo!), went to Dragon*Con, Went to Jacksonville, got to know both of my last grandparents a little better, and saw 2 great concerts. There’s so much more, though.
I always learn so much about myself and everyone else around me. I gained new appreciation for things and lost appreciation for others but that’s life. Always has been, and always will be.
In regards to last year’s post: am I any better at the drums? No, not really… but that doesn’t bother me. I’m sure I’ll get to it eventually. 2010 could be full of surprises. I have no idea what’s going to happen.
January 3rd, 2010 at 10:26 am
It’s true. 2009 was over rather quickly, but then again it may be because of my memory loss, who knows. At least it keeps things interesting.
Just think about it this way, once we’re old and even more senile, every day will be AMAZING even if you just do the same things over, simply because you simply don’t remember!
Oh the joys of alzheimers.