By smiling and giving without expecting something back.

Something hit me again (not literally..) and yes this is other one of those deep down I am holy wise posts. But ignore the fact that what I write sounds strange and just read on. =]

Do you think the rich life is good or bad? Having money and the good stuff? Yea its luxury for you but do you feel its actually casting a shadow over.. things? I mean our school does those donation drives and etc but.. what about indiviually? I mean, some people around here get freaked over doing recycling because its dirty.

When you live here, are there things missing that are out "there"? If you grew up in a different situation. I mean what if the concept of life was not to graduate out of a amazing highschool get the best job ever and become rich? What if the concept was just to.. live?? I mean school teaches the right stuff but the parents have more control. I think most parents push their kids for grades and whacked in the head are university, school, money, future and etc.

What if say, we don't want to become the next Bill Gates? When a teacher asks, "What is your goal in life?". What if that asnwer was "to live"? Is that good enough? Or will they stick a broom up your ass? Maybe sometimes we don't expect anything from life other to live. Maybe living is better then spending the rest of my life locked in a office 24/7 trying to figure out how to tell consumers there is poison in our product. Maybe its better to work a easy going job that pays for a good house, have a loving family that is always there for you and take every summer off to go to Hawaii, maybe a few pets and if there is any surplus cash we'll sponsor a family in kenya. Live life to its fullest, try everything that there is to experience, smile atleast 10 times day and live to a ripe old age. Eat what you want to eat, drink what you wanna drink, stop worrying about this and that and let fate takes its course. When you die, you let go easily because you were alive. ♥

So, why is that never taught to us? Why are we taught to do whatever we can to please others? To please our teachers, our parents, everyone else? Why are we not taught to live, to give, to help, to love, to share, to try? I believe every single country has failed miserably at education. Funny out of all the things that should be taught to us, love isn't one them. To love to life, others, yourself and stop wasting time on... things that you can never take with you. When you die, you can't take your job, your massive house, pool, rings, jewels, car with you. People are worried about looks, money, grades, things that don't really matter. When we die, we all die the same way, we close eyes and we stop breathing. At that point, it doesn't matter if you were beautie queen, a hunk, bill gates or a hooker. Before you die, you supposely have a flash back of your life. At that moment, were you pleased with what you saw? For some reason I think most people aren't, but then, I am not most people and I hope you are not too.

Like I said, tonight we save the world by smiling and giving withouting expecting something back, the only thing you get back is self.

If this don't make sense, then to explain it ... Before you die, I hope your bucket list is all crossed out. XD Good night people.
No, I ain't saint, I am no where near what I describe but by knowing, I am slightly closer then those who don't.