And We are BACK

Okay Folks,

Justin Friesen is back in the blogging world. I just had a fantastic day, getting lots of work done, while at the same time, seeing some fabulous live art on the Broadway Stage: Mary Poppins. Now, yes it was good, and I expected it to be good, but it was actually more than good, it was excellent. It was supercalifragilisticexpialidocious. (if that's how you spell it) seriously people, you under estimate the power of Mary Poppins. The story is one that is worth telling. We miss things in life, they pass us by because we are too busy to notice them. I love the way Mary Poppin's is all about organization, and yet having so much fun while doing it. She is my kinda gal. The world could take a few lessons from this beautiful woman. Ashley Brown did a fabulous job of portraying Mary Poppins. The perfect combination of, like I just said, excitement and yet order. The kids learn how to make regular things more interesting. And isn't that something we all could try sometimes. There is life in everything we do, and I think it's worth digging for. We have been snuffing out our play candle for years and years. I, only 23, already feel the pressures of society to work work work to get money money money, so you can what, be happy? Happy? Happy? I have to do what I love, it's plan and simple. Some people don't seem to understand that, and part of me thinks its because of the generation they come from. I have thought the same things myself. You can't possibly do what you want do to do? What happens when the money runs out? How do you expect to always LOVE what you do? This is unrealistic? You need a real job, so you can support yourself and your family! All of these thoughts have ran through my head, and a million others, all limiting the way I think about life. Why is the glass have to be half empty, when it could just as easily be have full. We choose to think of the positive, just like we choose to think of the negative. Life in New York City is not just a piece of Chocolate Pie (although I can get Chocolate Pizza at Max Brenner, that alone, is worth coming to New York City for) It's hard being away from home, and being completely alone, I can't denny that, but at the same time, the feeling of finally fitting in, finally feeling like you belong somewhere, that feeling trumps anything else. I want to be here because it constantly makes me happy. I don't know how all the bills are going to be paid, I honestly don't but I know they will somehow! It's amazing when you let go of something that seems to control so many peoples lives. Yes I'm human and I still worry about money and how things are going to work out, but I remind myself daily to let go of this stress and just live. Anyways that's my two sense today. All brought upon by the wonderful Mary Poppins. Who would have thunk, eh! (oh the Canadianism is still there, eh!)

Enjoy the Regular things this week, you never know what surprises you might find!!

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