I have recently observed that change is an inevitable thing, even when it seems most distant. There are places I don't go that I always thought I would frequent. There are some people I don't really see anymore that I thought were going to be my best friend forever. And most of all, my opinions are changing on things I thought I would always feel the same about.
For example, my opinion of the world. When one is very young, one sees the world through young glasses. I thought everything was wonderful and happy and I never had a truly unhappy or depressing moment in my very young childhood (I'm still a child, haha, but that was my very young childhood). Now, I am a tiny bit more knowledgeable about this place we live in and I must say, the world is a depressing place. Were it not for the Lord, the almighty Savior, I should be a very down-hearted, depressed, bitter person. My feelings would be constantly fluctuating and my foundation along with it. God is the only hope out there. The only one. No one can be truly happy or peaceful without Him. People strive for happiness, it is what they live for, but they look for it in yoga, and finding their inner self. All too soon they find, yet again, they are foiled in their ever-present search for happiness. If only Christians in America were more bold in proclaiming Christ! (myself included)

On a happier note...

I'm learning Paganini's 1st violin concerto. It's ridiculous, insane, psycho. Paganini was a psycho...he really was. Absolutely crazy, bipolar, schizophrenic, whatever you want to call it, he was crazy. It's an amazing piece, it's just psycho. And what's more amazing is Hilary Hahn's performance of it. *mouth hangs open* Amazing.
Well, everyone have a lovely day!