What do you think about when you have a lot of time to yourself? I guess the perfect example would be a long drive – 2 hours, 6 hours, more? It’s pretty much you, your car, your music, and your thoughts. Let’s say the music element is gone, then what? Really now, what do you think about? What kind of thoughts occupy your mind?
I’ll tell you what kinds of things I thought about on my drive back to SD today.
- It was a good weekend with the fam.
- It’s amazing what people do out of desperation, vulnerability, and emotion. People make decisions and do things that make no sense, are irrational, and unexpected. We often determine who to give our time to. What deserves my time? Who deserves it? I can’t believe that I did all this stuff in the past.
- What if my car breaks down when I’m driving back to SD at night and my cell phone doesn’t work because it’s all hilly here. Perhaps I should pay attention to the road signs so that I can at least know where I am.
- Why is it so easy to seek God with such desperation and passion when you want something to be fixed, to be changed, or just want something? Why is it SO difficult to seek Him when things are going well? I try to seek Him and just lose focus, my mind wanders, because sometimes when I don’t have something specific where I need Him, I can’t think of anything. Yet, as soon as I want something to happen, I’m right there seeking Him. Argh, it’s bad. How do you seek God with the good things? Not just seek Him, but to seek Him with as much desperation and passion as when things aren’t going well?
- I like singing loud when I’m alone. I like going all out because no one else can hear me but myself.
- What people consider success is interesting. Everyone must have a different perspective. Are you successful? Am I successful in your eyes?
- I should blog but every time I get down to it, I forget all the good stuff.
- I know the guy I’m looking for exists. I just haven’t found him yet. Maybe it will be soon?
And there is probably much more, but that’s all I can think about now.