Has there ever been a day where you feel like there's alot to do and there's something dire that needs to be accomplished? But what if during that day, you're sitting down doing nothing, not knowing what to accomplish but you just know that there's something.

Today is my day. I feel like there's nothing to do but yet, there's a burning in my heart that nudges me to keep moving because there's something big to be done and it has to be done.

Maybe its something to be done in the army. I'm just 2 and a half weeks away from passing out from my basic training. Maybe there's something to accomplish there. I don't want to leave camp with a burning in my heart.

Bond(i2)

Canada926 Posts

February 21 2009 22:30 GMT

flee to canada?

Jibba

United States22883 Posts

February 21 2009 22:39 GMT

Make lists

Lycaeus

United States1420 Posts

February 21 2009 23:06 GMT

Reminds me of that movie crank

United States6173 Posts

February 21 2009 23:30 GMT

I know what you mean. I hate that feeling...):

x89titan

Philippines1130 Posts

February 21 2009 23:31 GMT

u need to run a mile and workout.

hazz

United Kingdom570 Posts

February 22 2009 00:12 GMT

watch some porn

ZidaneTribal

United States2800 Posts

February 22 2009 01:04 GMT

get on SC and rape some noobs

Polyphasic

United States841 Posts

February 22 2009 01:14 GMT

go fuck your girlfriend

mahnini

United States6862 Posts

February 22 2009 01:27 GMT

#10

it's the sky LOL!

Nytefish

United Kingdom4282 Posts

February 22 2009 01:44 GMT

#11

It's a natural human thing to make your mundane daily experience seem more significant than it really is. Probably helps you stop killing yourself in frustration.

CharlieMurphy

United States22895 Posts

February 22 2009 02:14 GMT

#12

On February 22 2009 10:44 Nytefish wrote:
It's a natural human thing to make your mundane daily experience seem more significant than it really is. Probably helps you stop killing yourself in frustration.

lol this.

This happens a lot for me. Often times I ignore it and end up doing fuck-all all day. Time flies on the computer.