Some people say I think too hard. They would be wrong. Thinking too hard would be graduating high school at the age of 12. What I do is simply look at things in a different view. Lets take high school for instance, Have you ever stopped in the commons room, or in any really busy room really, and just listen. What it sounds like at a quick listen would be just a soft roar. But really listen...... That soft roar is broken up into hundreds of voices, hundreds of lives, with their own voice, own lives, own thought process. Each one saying something different, talking about all sorts of different subjects. A hundreds of different stories, ideas, questions.......... into one simple sound. A soft roar. Like a complex meal. Millions of different tastes and textures, into one flavor.
Oh, yeah, I made the High School Shakespeare Acting team by the way. As a sophtmore. Not only that, but I got the lead part in the Ensemble. The part of Hamlet. Wanna watch me preform the scene? come to the High School, October 5th, 7:00 PM. That's our Shakespeare night, where we preform all our good prepared scenes. The Jr. high also has a Shakespeare team. They preform on the night before us. With these scenes, we will compete against some schools from around the western United States, like Arizona or California. And hopefully, have the time of our lives. Which is expected. I've been on the Jr. High's team before. It was a party. Stay in a hotel for 3 days, and watch Shakespeare plays while we are there.
So Excited.
No no no. Graduating high school at 12 would mean you're a prodigy. That would be an amazing feat. Not something to be called thinking too hard. Usually thinking too hard entails that you think so much about a specific thing that the subject becomes skewed in your mind, or you become way too caught up in it. Such as thinking about something someone did over and over again, and jumping to conclusions or getting worked up and worried about it just because you're dwelling on it too much, or becoming so concentrated on an assignment that you need to turn in, that the stress eats you up. Alternatively, it can also mean that you are spending a huge amount of brainpower on something menial that should be spent elsewhere. Like thinking so hard about what someone said that you miss the rest of the conversation.
ReplyDeleteDon't let people put down an analytical mind. Not many people bother to stop and think these days. It should happen more often. But don't get mad at them. Getting mad never fixes anything. Arguments are satan's playground.
Also, yay shakespeare! :D I wish you the best of luck!