Hoy estaba pensando en el tiempo. ¿Cuanto tiempo es mucho y cuanto tiempo es poco? En verdad no se. No me gusta decir que las cosas son relativas pero el tiempo parece serlo. Estar haciendo ejercicio por un año suena como un millón de tiempo, algo que diría alguien súper dedicado y con probablemente un cuerpaso fuera de serie. En cambio si es un bebe de un año suena exactamente como eso, un bebe. Se nos olvida la cantidad de tiempo que es 365 días. Tengo 18 años, y soy muy mala en matemáticas así que no voy a sacar la cuenta de cuantos días esos son, pero deben ser bastantes y nunca he cumplido mi lista entera de resoluciones de nuevo año. Es mas cada año escribo casi que las mismas tres pendejadas: La clásica dieta, la de hacer ejercicio y la de hacer amigos nuevos. La tercera siempre es la mas fácil, aunque por alguna razón siempre se me ha dificultado mas es mantenerlos. El inicial "Hola, soy Gaby" se me viene muy fácil, como sabrán mis followers de twitter. Pero supongo que si no mantengo esas amistades al final no son amistades, si no conocidos.
Creo que llevo casi dos meses leyendo el mismo libro, Insurgent de Veronica Roth, cosa que me parece inverosímil. Yo juraba que apenas terminara la secundaria me autoproclamaria una book worm oficial. Bueno, normal. Creo que es cierto si digo que me he mantenido ocupada.
Regresando al tema del tiempo. Dato random acerca de mi: todos los días trato de ordenar mi cuarto en un lapso de 3 canciones y por lo general lo logro. Lo gracioso del tema es que todos los dias antes de empezar, creo que no voy a acabar, que mi desorden es muy grande. Es increíble todo lo que se puede hacer en un par de minutos de concentración. Pienso que sobre-estimamos lo que podemos hacer en un día y subestimamos lo que se puede hacer en un rato. Las películas duran 2 horas, y nos cuentan una historia que muchas veces parece larga y detallada. Creo que podemos hacer eso mismo con nuestros días.
-Gaby
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Without a doubt, today is another of those days that I have no idea what to blog about and I attempt to write a few lines that are not too stupid to see if maybe I get to entertain someone, apart from myself. Anyways I was talking to a friend the other day and we arrived to the conclusion that all blogs are stupid. They're literally someone's random thoughts scattered all over a web page and since you did not think about them, you end up finding them entertaining. (Yes Susana, I'm talking about you if you ever read this haha)
Today I was thinking about time. How long is a lot of time and how long is too little? I really don't know. I hate saying that thinks are relative but I kind of feel time gets a free pass. For example, working out everyday for a whole years sounds like a lot and something someone with a lot of dedication, and probably a really hot body does. But saying that a child has lived for only a year sounds like so little, Not even a child, but more like a baby. When it is clearly the same amount of time, 365 days. I'm 18 and I suck at math so there's no way I'm counting how many days I've lived, but you probably figured they've been a lot and I've never fully achieved my New Year's resolutions. Thinking about it I kind of right the same 3 things every year: diet, working out and new friends. The third one is always the easiest. The only actual difficulty for me in it is keeping the friendship. The initial "Hola, soy Gaby" comes very easily. Thinking about it, if I don't really keep the friendships they're not really my friends, they're more like my acquaintances.
I think I've spent almost two months reading the same book, Insurgent by Veronica Roth---> thing I find so weird. I really thought that as soon as I finished high school I'd be the biggest book worm alive. I kind of being busy though, so I guess I get my tardiness.
Going back to the "time" topic, random fact about me: Everyday I spend 3 songs picking up my room, and generally I get it clean in the time due. It's funny how every day before I start I doubt if I'll finish on time and I always do. It is amazing what we can accomplish and a few minutes. I think we tend to over-estimate what we can do in a day and underestimate what we can accomplish in just a little while. Movies last two hours and they tell huge stories.We should be more like movies and use our time well ...
-Gaby
Today I was thinking about time. How long is a lot of time and how long is too little? I really don't know. I hate saying that thinks are relative but I kind of feel time gets a free pass. For example, working out everyday for a whole years sounds like a lot and something someone with a lot of dedication, and probably a really hot body does. But saying that a child has lived for only a year sounds like so little, Not even a child, but more like a baby. When it is clearly the same amount of time, 365 days. I'm 18 and I suck at math so there's no way I'm counting how many days I've lived, but you probably figured they've been a lot and I've never fully achieved my New Year's resolutions. Thinking about it I kind of right the same 3 things every year: diet, working out and new friends. The third one is always the easiest. The only actual difficulty for me in it is keeping the friendship. The initial "Hola, soy Gaby" comes very easily. Thinking about it, if I don't really keep the friendships they're not really my friends, they're more like my acquaintances.
I think I've spent almost two months reading the same book, Insurgent by Veronica Roth---> thing I find so weird. I really thought that as soon as I finished high school I'd be the biggest book worm alive. I kind of being busy though, so I guess I get my tardiness.
Going back to the "time" topic, random fact about me: Everyday I spend 3 songs picking up my room, and generally I get it clean in the time due. It's funny how every day before I start I doubt if I'll finish on time and I always do. It is amazing what we can accomplish and a few minutes. I think we tend to over-estimate what we can do in a day and underestimate what we can accomplish in just a little while. Movies last two hours and they tell huge stories.We should be more like movies and use our time well ...
-Gaby
