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:: Wednesday, May 12, 2010 ::

God-awesome

The title has nothing to do with what I'm going to post here, but I think it would be pretty cool as an antonym to the word "godawful". (Natch, it's on Urbandictionary)

Anyway, I realise that I'm too hard to impress when it comes to man-made things / performances. I've never found acts of acrobatic feats, song-writing, jumping over 10 gazillion barrels amazing or praiseworthy, and perhaps that's a weakness, because I'm too critical of the talents around me.

I'm always kind of "Eh. My grandmother could do that. My dead grandmother. What's the big deal?" when everyone around me is jumping about and screaming. I KNOW it's not that I'm not an excitable person because there are things I get excited about, such as...

Hmm...

...food? Sometimes. I get excited about Mythbusters. I get excited about traveling or watching the sun rise.

So why am I so underwhelmed when a man is able to flip a peanut off his nose into his mouth, or when a woman can squirt milk out of her eye?

I don't know how to get my brain in gear and if I force myself to clap and jump around people can tell it's forced and insincere. Why am I not easy to impress? It's not like I'm some super-powered human. (Only in my dreams)

:: And that's all she wrote 11:17 AM [+] ::
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