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The Start vs. The End
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| Myway |
| Everything has the start and the end. It can't always going. People sometimes say that finishing things is very hard. Because, we don't know how to end things effectively. |
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| VERTiG0 |
What in blue blazes are you yammering on about
(I've taken to using 20's southern slang as much as I can these days) |
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| DigiNut |
| He's telling you to finish painting the other half of my garage, damn it. Now get to work! |
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| RobbyG. |
| quote: | Originally posted by Myway
Everything has the start and the end. It can't always going. People sometimes say that finishing things is very hard. Because, we don't know how to end things effectively. |
So does that mean that the end DOES justify the means:eyespop: ??? |
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| dallastar |
| quote: | Originally posted by Myway
Everything has the start and the end. It can't always going. People sometimes say that finishing things is very hard. Because, we don't know how to end things effectively. |
this sounds like some thing that was written ont he peice of paper in the cracker at the christmas table :~
which is jus' like a GIANT fortune cookie with usually a novelty gift, a hat and a fortune inside. . .
heheheh
what are those things called again???
hmhmmhmhmh |
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| ShadoWolf |
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| jasmyn |
| quote: | Originally posted by Myway
Everything has the start and the end. It can't always going. People sometimes say that finishing things is very hard. Because, we don't know how to end things effectively. |
i don't think it's because we don't know how to but because we don't want things to end sometimes. it would be nice for it to keep going and to just enjoy the moment while it lasts. but in reality, things end way to fast in our lives. things get taken away from us and before we have realized the true meaning of it all, it slips away from our grasp, from our realities. |
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