Things I regret:
1.
Not having learnt
music when I was younger.
2.
Not having used
sunscreen and picking scabs (that have now become horrible stains which won’t go way...Keep this
in mind all you girls reading this!) in my childhood.
3.
Having become too
close with Roy (that was once upon a time but still). It wouldn’t be wrong if you
thought that I regret this because I lost my ice-princess fame because of Roy
or else I’d
still have been the great, different, separated, on-a-different-plane girl I
was then!
4.
Getting that ATKT in
my second year
5.
All the times I
didn't behave well, did wrong just for the heck of it, and made way for the
devil to blacken my already horrible heavenly track record.
6.
All my sins.
7.
Not having been more
athletic when I was younger.
I really wish I had gone for ballet or
horse riding or something, dammit...I feel now that I have wasted a whole 18
years of a life learning nothing except how to understand story plots.
I didn't even write seriously,
something I have potential in.
It seems like I spent the most impressionable
of my life doing nothing but see and hear...and read...what a waste.
I seem to spend a lot of time wishing I
had done things these days.
Maybe I have a chronic jealousy disease
or something, but whenever I fall in love with somebody's talent (sometimes
even them in the bargain!) I start envying them and cursing me and badmouthing
them in the end (case of sour grapes).
Reading Yanni's biography can make
anybody jealous though, he had everything I wish I had...A Beautiful
talent(which he took pains to develop),a hunky physique and one of the most
emulation-worthy set of parents I’ve
known, and one of the world’s
most beautiful places to call home, Greece.
If that won’t
make you jealous, what will?
But then, in the end, even he’s
a person, a single soul among a billion others, and doesn’t
believe in God so he’s
pushed away the one support system he could have had...
But he says he’s
got an intimate relation with God, more personal than anything else so he is
suspicious of anyone telling him about saving his soul(which is exactly what we
preach...a personal relationship with God, but I guess people might have made
it sound ritualistic to him. Don’t
laugh, it’s possible).
Whatever the situation might be, he’s
one person I want to see in heaven (not only because of his music (though it’s
glorious), because I like the person he is).
Gosh, I definitely am mad, talking
about a world-renowned artist who is old now, (and hot! Yep, even I dint know I
could fall for old men!), as though he’s
the person next-door!
Anyway, you really should read the
book, it’s wonderful...the life story of a
wonderful musician and a good book as well.
So I guess I'll wind this up here with
this perfectly fitting quote I found in One
Day at a Time by William MacDonald:
Of all the words of tongue or pen, the
saddest are, ‘It might have been'.
- Bret Hart
Isn't it nice?!
It might seem like an antithesis to my
blog, calling it sad.
But then, only when you take stock of
your past and understand what you would like to change, will you be able to build
a wonderful future!
Ciao then!
Your loving,
Lost in grandiose musical dreams
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