Can you see yourself growing weary of the incredible sequence of events that is, was and always will be you?

Answer 1

Oh no.

The only constant is change.

We write the book of our own lives within the context we have been cast.

Some are afraid of change, and some are afraid things will never change.

We all have the capacity to change things about ourselves.

Namaste.

Answer 2

I can see my body growing old with time with the sequences associated with life in general.....

but, there is still much more to love about life than what i've found... and searching for that is an adventure in itself which will take a lifetime to find......

What is, just is.... what was, is something I may or may not remember, but what always will be, is a lasting memory of what I've experienced in my self or through the eyes of others......

Think of the changes that will ocurr when you do something about it!!!!


Your sister,
Ginger

Answer 3

Nope - but then, this sequence hasn't always been me, won't always be me, since I am a dynamic, not static creature.

When I grow weary, I change something and move on.

Let the teens have their morose angst- I've no time for it.

Answer 4

I think that one reason we forget things... If we could remember every experience we've ever had, we'd find that most of them are similar and there isn't that much variety.
I would grow weary if I remembered all the times I got annoyed in one day.

Answer 5

Sequence implies a linear arrangement of events. I think more spacially, a convergence...and then no and I also want to isolate the word "always"...as the convergence is kinetic and not static...therefore in flux. Dig it?

Answer 6

I grew weary of that very thing many MANY years ago...and IF the universe wasn't the cruel and randomly destructive placy it is...that wearyness would turn to sleep.

Answer 7

I guess one never gets weary of breathing.

Answer 8

Not at all!
I am always eager to learn ---what is next!