Filed under: Philosophy of the Person
Random Thoughts
Been Listening to Michael Buble’s Home lately. Hearing his voice melts my heart…especially when he hits the first note of ‘You Don’t Know Me’ crisply and ‘whapackly.’ Makes me look back on prom nights and loving someone who doesn’t have any idea he’s being loved. No, the better term would be spying on someone (you felt that you were in love, but love is just a very deep term and you were just a teenager, so the apt term would be spying) who doesn’t even know that he is being spied on. Heheheh. How I wish I could be a teenager again and get those ‘butterflies in my stomach’ feeling.
Maybe it’s true, when people grow old, they become dense. Insensitive. They lose ‘awe.’ As of this writing, I am in love and in a relationship. But seldom do I feel that ‘teenage crush(ee/er?) on a school day afternoon’ highs again. Maybe because Jonathan and I are too absorbed in our careers. Or maybe because we’re too comfortable hanging out together that we lost the thrill– you know, feeling his skin touch mine for the first time gave me a vertigo, but now, I am slowly losing the thrill and the young-at-heartness.
Or this could just be a phase. I don’t know. I haven’t got the time to think about it. I’ve got work tomorrow. And it’s sentenced me to oblivion and the unending cycle of boredom and getting older. Yes. I got it.
This is not just a phase. This is getting older and becoming boring. Oh oh. Gotta watch The Patriot. Or A Walk in the Clouds.
Synchronize watches, commence romantic mood in a few hours!