Sounds like something my cousin would say.Geekosaurus said:
For me, it's waking up too early, only to find out you can go back to sleep.
Simple things you love.
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For me, it's waking up too early, only to find out you can go back to sleep.
The smell of an SKS breech after you've fired off a magazine. I don't know what it is, but that smell always makes me happy. I've never fired another rifle, shotgun, or handgun that has the same smell as the 7.62x39. Also, laying on the couch and watching MST3K, and thunderstorms.
BBQ sauce on a kebab, those days when I just sit down and do nothing but play one game, those nights when instead of lying there waiting to pass out I just it and read/play PSP, the cats snuggling up to me, when a damn anime filler ends and we get to the good stuff, reading particularly great manga chapter and of course there's those moments when everything feels right; no outstanding homeworks, nobody yelling in my ear about how I don't take life seriously enough, nobody telling me I need to get a girlfriend, just me a glass of diet coke and a game in front of me
now if only these moments weren't so rare...
now if only these moments weren't so rare...
The sense of relief/relaxation after a really draining bit of martial arts practice where you know you've left everything on the floor or mats. That ring of sweat around my eyes kind of makes me feel like I've just gotten out of a good cry/emotional outlet.
Writing something and knowing that it's good because the audience lets out this collective "whoa" while you're speaking it aloud on stage.
Sinking into this semi-lucid trance while playing music to a beat.
Finally being able to relax... drop down defenses when you have your arms around someone special - the sense that this moment could be stretched almost indefinitely without depreciating like gold molded into a thin leaf sheet.
So much beauty in this simplicity; it's sad that it's so often missed...
Writing something and knowing that it's good because the audience lets out this collective "whoa" while you're speaking it aloud on stage.
Sinking into this semi-lucid trance while playing music to a beat.
Finally being able to relax... drop down defenses when you have your arms around someone special - the sense that this moment could be stretched almost indefinitely without depreciating like gold molded into a thin leaf sheet.
So much beauty in this simplicity; it's sad that it's so often missed...
Coming home from uni, sitting in my chair with a pizza and a beer watching TV, it is one of the best pleasures in life.