I have too many things. Too many material possessions - so many that I can't enjoy my favourite things - books, clothes, pictures, movies, jewellery, because they are cluttered up amongst the mundane.
Then I have too many thoughts and too many regrets, and these are less easy to stop hoarding. I wish I could get a skip and chuck some of them in. Perhaps all that can be done is to adopt towards a position of non-bitterness.
I used to think that it was a serious design flaw that your brain began to lose its cells from your 20s. But now I think it may have not been an oversight.
Friday, 11 February 2011
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I worry, though, that it may not be the actual worry cells in the brain that one loses.
If we could only forget the events which lead to worrying...
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