Dana Bell

This is one of those days when I have nothing to say. Now, I do have a file drawer of notes for things I want to write about, but often when I go to the notes, the notes I have don't make sense or don't seem that important any more.

A lot of that may have to do with remembering what you were thinking at the time. But, you know, some of it may have to do with what's important at the time.

As we go through life, our goals change, and whether or not we have any goals. As we go through life, the value of things change. Sometimes it's for the best; sometimes not. And though we may forget what we were thinking two years, it could be that today we have learned some things. Sometimes our daily blog entry just doesn't seem that important.

Whatever the case, I plan to continue note-taking, if for no other reason than to insure that I continue thought-taking. Or to be able to look back again and think, "what was I thinking?" When we fail to consider the value of life and the things, people, activities that give it value, we fail to really live life.