It happens, and changes.

Sitting here thinking about things and how they change. How much I used to love video games and movies and TV and music. And how I have such unbridled access to all things entertaining, and how I’m slowly becoming jaded and overwhelmed by it all.

I’m losing interest.

Maybe, this is what happens as you get older, your tastes change and evolve.

Occasionally, I find something I enjoy doing, unfortunately these things are few and far between and their lifespans are finite and often not something I’d feel like revisiting in the future.

So what to do? I don’t know but I am open to suggestions.

I guess shit happens and shit changes.

Folks have said…

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#Renata on Jan 22 2010

Have you listened to Eckhart Tolle?
I mean, have you experienced inner silence?

I like your site and wishing you new bright moments, a lots of them!

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#Carlos on Feb 2 2010

I’ve ran into a similar attitude or mindset as yourself. But can’t say its the same thing though. My realization of why I suddenly became uninterested and not attracted to things that I once enjoyed was because when it came to the bone of it, it wasn’t fullfilling to my life. It didn’t leave me or create for me experiences that I would remember forever. So things like tv, movies and what not just became such superficial things and never wanted to go back to them.

Now I do things that are fulfilling. I’m not saying I’m out there saving lives and stuff. Just things that leave a mark in me and I could use or pass on to others. Those are the things that are attractive and interest me.

I’m just saying.

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#Brad Haynes on Feb 27 2010

Hmmm, just saw this post. And I know how you feel. Let me ask you a question:

Have you tried Magic the Gathering?

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#Rich McNabb on Mar 1 2010

1. Think of the thing(s) that you have always wanted to do (i.e. skydive, learn an instrument, etc)

2. Research the options.

3. Book it in so you can’t back out or push it aside until a better time.

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