Number 105

So, I'm sitting at my desk surrounded by pop cans that aren't mine and wishing I had something do to. I have spent a lot of time not-at-home and my brother has decided to take advantage of my unmanned computer. But now I am home and too lazy to get rid of these things. I should probably clean my room. Huh. So mother made me (well, I co-operated) get a dress- never fear; it is black so it's a healthy compromise...she tried to squish me into an extra small...which did not work out very well... So the musical is well underway and opens on Wednesday. Ack! *other sounds of distress mixed in with excitement*
But what I suppose I should do to be a more "open" blogger is not just talk about me. Almost no one can relate to my struggles in everyday summer vacation life...so, let me pose this question...
If you cannot change someone's beliefs by simply telling them they are wrong (they have to figure that out for themselves), why bother? I mean, sure this truth that is so highly publicized lately should be in the open -but when it comes to opinions, shouldn't you just respect others? I mean in this war of truth against falsities, I don't tell 5-year-olds that Santa is a hoax to spread truth- do these truth-seekers think that you should? As you can guess, I'm talking about existential truths and whatnots (religion) that no one has an answer to..so do truths and falsities even get a spot in that whole little realm? Science is my friend, but it can only prove so much. If it is truly the all-knowing being, how come it will "prove" religion wrong but not figure out how to cure things like demensia? In my opinion, just stay open minded but try not to delve into the world of truths and beyonds because it can only lead to frustration...people only except one "truth" and it is usually a little combative with yours- or at least, mine.