UConn Huskies Basketball ’89 ’90 Dream Season Shirt

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That you can do everything right. Be the UConn Huskies Basketball ’89 ’90 Dream Season Shirt also I will do this best version of yourself. Some people will still leave and you can still fail This is quite true. Relationship success isn’t always linear. I recall when I was much younger. I was basically a beach bum. I had no ambition and lazed about on the beach. I had long hair I hardly washed and was for about a full year just a completely irresponsible dope smoker – and the girls LOVED IT. So one day I decided to clean up my act. Actually got a haircut, started dressing normally, got a job, etc and quit smoking weed. And I thought naively that now the girls would be even more impressed. Nope – Sadly now I had no edge, I was just regular and actually become quite unpopular with the ladies. So go figure. I went from long haired biker in a leather jacket and faded jeans (which is what attracted my wife, her perfect type) to corporate drone in order to earn a decent crust. It’s paid off, I’m now heading for 60 in a pretty good place financially, but I miss the old me who never gave a shit and gave society the finger. Still ride motorbikes and smoke weed so kept a bit of the old fire burning !

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The worst thing about being a corporate drone is having to fake the UConn Huskies Basketball ’89 ’90 Dream Season Shirt also I will do this enthusiasm to match the other drones. Alright I get it. Yes it’s work at the end of the day and I can think of a lot worse ways to earn some bread. But love it? No. Tolerate it as a necessary evil – yes. Yes – absolutely. I see myself as a pretty damn good actor, I’ve spent decades playing the part of someone who genuinely cares, and is ‘passionate’ (pass the sick bucket) about all the corporate bullshit. Luckily I only have a few years to go and I can remove the mask. We rarely are aware of our “last” moments, so don’t cherish them until they are a fading memory. The last time your dad hugged you back. The last passionate kiss from somebody you love. The last time you ran as fast as you could. The last time you were proud of yourself for accomplishing something. etc. I hate myself for not remembering the last time i played outside with my childhood friends, i just took youth for granted.
That’s what youth is, friend. It’s living in the UConn Huskies Basketball ’89 ’90 Dream Season Shirt also I will do this moment for the joy of it, children don’t experience joy then consciously decide to hold onto memories for the future, they’re just in it; living it. Try to take a leaf out of little you’s book and just live for the joy. The past is only ever a memory in the “here and now” and the future is only ever imagination. The only thing you can EVER fully experience is the “moment”. Pay attention to your here and now. Sometimes, I feel the past and the future pressing so hard on either side that there’s no room for the present at all. I did. I remember a very specific moment when I was 10-11 years old, when I took a step back from my experience to observe it and to make sure I’d remember it.

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I did the UConn Huskies Basketball ’89 ’90 Dream Season Shirt also I will do this same. Only it was just a mundane moment: I was sitting in the lower landing of our stairs doing nothing at all and I thought to myself “I am in the second grade and I’m choosing to remember this exact moment forever.” I was a weird kid. Recently, my 80-year-old dad told me, unprompted, that, as a young boy, he and his pals were riding bikes, and he stood and thought to himself, “I’ll never forget this moment.” So clearly I inherited that weirdness from him… I remember being 3 and walking down the hallway from my room. My mom was in the kitchen and my dad was on the couch. I did/do this all the time and actually think it’s healthy to do so. Since I was kid I just got into the habit of taking mental snapshots. Some details, like what I was wearing are lost but the actual moment maintains.
And it’s not like they’re special moments either. It’s mostly the UConn Huskies Basketball ’89 ’90 Dream Season Shirt also I will do this mundane. Sometimes it’s bizarre. I can remember the specific details of a conversation I had with a kid from my elementary school about Robert Brooks (he was a Packers fan). We were on the playground during recess after lunch and a light snow was falling. He moved the following summer and I’ve never once spoken to him since then and yet I remember that moment with him. Holy crap I did something like this too! I was in the car with my mom and I looked over and saw this little boy running across the front of an apartment building playing and consciously took a mental snap of that and decided that it would be wild to remember that little mental clip for forever. Sometimes I think about that boy, wonder how old he is now.. probably 25 or so. Maybe he has his own family. Maybe I even met him later in life and never knew. So did I. I remember being 7 and looking at the dinning table, realizing that it will never be as tall for me as it is now. The world will never seem as big. I tried to remember and appreciate how “Alice in Wonderland” I felt each day
I was a very aware child. I would often step back and really observe and take in what was going on around me so I could remember it forever. I have very vivid memories of childhood now as an adult and it’s easy for me to go back when I want to. Haven’t you seen the UConn Huskies Basketball ’89 ’90 Dream Season Shirt also I will do this meme that says “One day you went out to play with your friends for the last time and nobody knew it” Or memories are wasted on the old. I think youngsters living for the moment is the best use of young age there is. Looking at every moment with that lense will not bring much happiness. Because it is not living in that moment but living in the future when the moment will be a memory. You will get a background sadness that will be everywhere.
I go about my life as of it’s going to be the UConn Huskies Basketball ’89 ’90 Dream Season Shirt also I will do this last time I see someone bc sometimes it is. Treat everyone with kindness as well as you can, regardless of circumstance. You really don’t know. I’ve lost too many loved ones without doing so. So I’ll keep my peace and love them regardless of how they treat me. Hurt people hurt people. I’m (usually) not the one that anger is about. No one knows what emotional shit someone else is carrying. So often, we don’t see the end coming. Every day, someone wakes up and doesn’t know it’s for the last time. A truck runs through a red light one day while you’re just going through the routine activities of your ordinary day to day life, and that’s the end. You can spend your entire life doing everything right, taking care of your health, your family, your finances, planning for retirement and expecting to live to 80, but the reality is we have no control over the chaos of our environment.
It’s important to think about it. To remind yourself of it. To be aware of it, so you don’t take the UConn Huskies Basketball ’89 ’90 Dream Season Shirt also I will do this last moment for granted. Don’t waste the time you have with your loved ones, remind them you love them every day. Yeah.. that’s why the kinder you are, the more you should know how to protect yourself. From being taken advantage of. And equally people who are shitty to others often have a lot of great things and overall success in their lives. I think the people who end up in the best situations in life are intelligent psychopaths. Being a “good person” can often just punch you in the face. Being good doesn’t mean good things come to you, being bad doesn’t mean you’ll be punished. That’s not how the world works, and those who think there is this magical system of justice are so torn to pieces by anything bad that happens, because they believe it is their fault. Realistically I think it does the opposite- people prey on goodness. It’s disgusting, really changed by view of mankind as a whole to have seen it happen so often. Tried to explain this to someone half my age today. She’s very bright and driven, but too impatient; I hope she’ll still appreciate every second of her life! And there is a reason for this. As you get older you experience fewer new things. Your brain ties these new learning moments together for future reference. As a kid, you do new stuff almost every month/week/season, so your brain can tie a lot of new experiences together making it feel like time goes by slower.
Which is far more important than the UConn Huskies Basketball ’89 ’90 Dream Season Shirt also I will do this ceiling. I’d rather have a 40k a year trust fund to fall back on with zero chance of ever becoming hyper succesful, than even an 80% chance of becoming hyper successful or ending up working a minimum age job for most of my life. If I’m interpreting correctly, we’re not all equally capable. Some of us just have less potential for greatness than others. Even fewer of us have no innate capacity for greatness. Not everybody is intelligent or talented in their own way, some people are just born with diminished capacity. I would guess this because my ceiling is so low, a baby wouldn’t be able to stand up. Our society is set up so that some people MUST fail. When people say “just get a better job” it’s ignorant or the fact that some people will inevitably have to work the shitty jobs and make shit wages. Most of these jobs are shitty because of the pay. If you offered me six figures to work a warehouse job I’d consider it a good workout.
Capatalism inherently will pay the UConn Huskies Basketball ’89 ’90 Dream Season Shirt also I will do this minimum required. The minimum will always be set at what is barely able to suppoet someone. So those people will always struggle under capatalism. The oldest ideas still around today in an unbroken lineage from their invention are no older than around 5000 years. That’s 0.000036% of the age of the universe. We really have no reference for how long these things will last. If you think the age of the universe is too much to ask for, consider just Earth. There is no surface on the entire Earth older than 2 million years. Erosion has altered every older surface to the point that it has been replaced. I posted a later comment about there being 3 deaths in life. The final death is when someone speaks your name for the last time, and that shit is haunting if you think about it. Just like you see those videos of life in the early 1920s, etc.. where in the present day every single one of those people is dead. Some of them, possibly a large majority, have already experienced their 3 deaths. “Be not told of my death, or made to grieve on account of me. And that I be not bury’d in consecrated ground. And that no sexton be asked to toll the bell. And that nobody is wished to see my dead body. And that no murners walk behind me at my funeral. And that no flours be planted on my grave. And that no man remember me.”
A will (borrowed from The Mayor of Casterbridge – 1886) my old man asked to read aloud at his funeral whenever his time came, though I didn’t know why at the UConn Huskies Basketball ’89 ’90 Dream Season Shirt also I will do this time, until a month or so later. Also worth noting that the English translation of dukkha isn’t quite “suffering” in the sense of doom, gloom, and misery. It’s the unease/unsatisfaction that comes with constantly grasping at things, ideas, etc. I find the concept of dukkha almost comforting because every time I find myself grasping at the unreachable, I like to remind myself that I’m just a human doing an innate human thing. But I can choose not to. For a moment. Until I’m grasping at something else. And so it goes. It’s the absolute truth though and it helps me remember that sometimes we’re just going to have to go through shit and it’s not really going to be okay right at this moment.
But here we are talking about him and his legacy a century later. In good ways. And with a giant company named after him That is more valuable than any amount money/materialism. When your name lives on for centuries after your death. You gain things when you don’t need them anymore, that’s just funny in a dark way, you gain money when you’re old and unable to use that money for things you wished you could have done with it, you gain wisdom but lose the UConn Huskies Basketball ’89 ’90 Dream Season Shirt also I will do this ability to act on it. You gain money when you’re older so you can hire people to help you with the things you no longer can do by yourself, and you gain wisdom so you can avoid damaging yourself since you no longer have the recovery of youth. Sometimes stories have no Morals behind it, sometimes suffering of humans can’t be explained like they wish for it to be, sometimes God or whatever you believe or don’t believe in didn’t make you go through suffering for your own good, sometimes it’s just good for the story.
Or nothing happens for a reason/higher purpose, it’s just lots of random stuff.. happening. Them being ‘good’ or ‘bad’ things is just our perception of them based on how they affect us individually. I hate when people use that as a reason for shit though. Like yeah, unfair things happen, doesn’t mean I’m just gonna let it happen Life is unfair. You can try your best and still not succeed and someone else can have it all without any effort. Key word here live, some ppl are just surviving, some ppl never lived a day in their lives chasing things they could never attain or never bring them happiness or fulfillment yet they chase, truly humans life is a dark comedy from a far and a tragedy from a close up.
When your body starts to fail, you remember being young and it suddenly hits you hard that you wasted your youth and it’s too late now. One of the UConn Huskies Basketball ’89 ’90 Dream Season Shirt also I will do this saddest truths about life is the inevitability of loss and impermanence. No matter how much we cherish people, experiences, or possessions, they are all subject to change, decay, or disappearance. Whether it’s the loss of loved ones, the passing of time, or the fleeting nature of happiness, confronting the reality of impermanence can be profoundly sad. Additionally, the realization that life is often unfair and unpredictable can be disheartening. Despite our best efforts and intentions, we may encounter hardships, injustices, and disappointments that challenge our sense of hope and security. Life gets progressively harder as you age and then you die suffering. This is true on different levels and for all living creatures
Yes. My 83 year old dad is now in a wheelchair confined to the UConn Huskies Basketball ’89 ’90 Dream Season Shirt also I will do this first floor of his tiny house. This is the same man that taught me how to weld, rebuild motors, frame a garage, ride a motorcycle, and love one woman (not the same one). Now he’s an invalid. I had to install hand rails in his bathroom so he wouldn’t fall down. I had to build a 6″ platform so he could get into bed. I visit him every day to make sure he’s got everything he needs, but his garage full of tools and basement full of reloading equipment hasn’t been seen by him in years. His safe full of guns will forever remain locked. I have way more stressors and responsibilities than ever before, but I’m healthier than I’ve ever been, I feel more comfortable with myself, my relationships are deeper, and small things don’t stress me out as much. Getting older has, so far, been amazing. Everyone has an age where they start to physically and/or mentally decline – then life starts becoming progressively harder. But there is a lot you can do in your 20s and 30s to increase your chances of that starting to happen in your 70s rather than your 50s.
The time spent together and gaining memories is no loss in my mind. It’s the UConn Huskies Basketball ’89 ’90 Dream Season Shirt also I will do this loss of body, but that’s not what really made the relationship good to begin with. Did it? True. Everything comes to an end yes but to not cherish the moments and try your hardest is to waste a way your life. Just keep going after what you want and what you desire in life. You may not get it all but at least you can’t fault yourself for not trying Definitely this. Some people work hard, are kind but have nothing but bad luck. And some people just happen to be in the right place at the right time and all manner of great things come their way although they are despicable individuals. I have people who care about me, as long as I don’t inconvenience them. But yeah a dog’s love is unconditional
You are mostly destined for what situation you arrive into. If your Dad has a commercial real estate business when your born. Chances are, more likely than not you will be a commercial real estate owner and be filthy rich and there’s nothing you did great or wonderful to put yourself in that position besides being born into that family and then basically not becoming a drug addict and ruining your opportunity. Most of us aren’t born into money and that’s why most people don’t have a lot. It’s pretty straight forward. There are outliers and success stories of paupers to princes but the UConn Huskies Basketball ’89 ’90 Dream Season Shirt also I will do this fact is- that’s not very likely. I’m sorry. It doesn’t mean you won’t have a good life, but if you get too fixated on the American dream you will always come up short.
I have always felt like the UConn Huskies Basketball ’89 ’90 Dream Season Shirt also I will do this American dream has always been a big scam. It was a way to keep the poor motivated and hopeful that all their hard work will somehow pay off so they work for free I feel this, as mine are getting older with failing health, I am reminded that this could be their last birthday, last holiday, last gathering… Some people are awful humans their entire lives and never suffer a single consequence for it, while others do everything they can to be genuinely good people and get shit on their entire lives. Some people will simply not love or appreciate you, no matter how much you want them to and no matter how you feel about them. No matter how much people say they love and are there for you…when push comes to shove, You truly are by yourself in life. Eventually, we’ll have to say goodbye to every single person in our life. Our parents, our partners, our kids and our friends. It’s not exactly clear what happens after death. But i certainly would advise not to count on afterlife. Had a really close friend suddenly pass away at 30. Certainly made me revise my view on life Everything goes away in the end, except ourselves, regrets are probably the last thing a human would wish to feel as he is dying.

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