A no surprise filled day is only surpassed by a no surprise filled perfect moment. There's no good explanation for no surprise filled perfect moments, because there are so many to choose from, that it only becomes more evident when none of the many are chosen.
A no surprise filled day is expected, kind of like fasting, here and there it makes you appreciate food more. And listen to its ingredients better, sometimes with fun visuals. Heart still breaks the same during both instances, but at least with a no surprise filled day, you somewhat deserve it.
Or need it. A no surprise filled perfect moment is inexcusable. Because the only answer to that is lowered expectations. No fun.
Friday, May 29, 2009
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