Thoughts

As homework is being procrastinated, I ponder on a few things...

1. Learning is the beginning of learning. Infants learn routine, habits, emotion, etc. Children learn right and wrong, basic skills, and so on. Adults continually relearn all that has been learned. Daily activities teach routine and habits. Experiences teach emotion and right vs. wrong. Learning is an ongoing process. It never ends. I remember thinking that when humans grow up we know everything, we have all the answers. We don't. We never grow up. We grow old, tired, and fragile. But we also grow strong, wise, and entertaining. We never stop learning. The more we learn, the more we realize there is still so much more to learn. This world turns us into curious creatures.
   
2. We are all of infinite worth. Why don't we treat ourselves that way? Why don't we demand the respect we deserve?
   
3. A friend, no matter how far away, is still a friend. A friend who is able to give counsel and who also needs some in return.
4. Monotony.
5. Memories with Grandma Lyn. Spaghetti noodles with butter, a massive yellow fridge with my picture on it, a grand piano, a wooden T.V., an old fashioned telephone, detailed journals, a table hanging from the ceiling, her favorite songs, homemade bread, and a grandfather clock to sing me to sleep. I'm missing the pink lipstick stains on her teeth and her sweet voice of reason. I fear that my aspirations to reach her level of angelic example will become my shortcomings.
   
6. Can something great replace something outstanding? What about multiple somethings great?
   
7. Why Heath?