20 Days of Chill: Mountains and valleys (Day 18)

Life.

When one things of life, there’s a lot to it, isn’t there? There’s up and downs and lefts and rights. There’s good times and bad times. There are fun times and sad times.

Basically, mountains and valleys.

It can be explained that the best of times come when you are on the top of the mountain. You can see everything in a wonderful way. You can vividly see everything in front of you and things are going well.

The worst of times, are when you’ve been in the valley. Nothing is going right. You can’t see how anything is in a positive light etc.

Most of us, throughout life, will be somewhere in the middle.

But you can’t always count on the middle ground. Especially in today’s day with the amount of technology that can sway you with good or bad.

The social media world can be amazing. In the realm of friends and family, you can see all the good (or even bad) going on in their worlds. You get updates about what is happening the such. You have virtual games and worlds where you can make friends with people from around the world in the blink of an eye. Often times, these people can become as close to you as those you interact with in the physical world.

There’s the flip side of the technological world — that of cyber bullying, sharing too much info, and the overall negativity that goes around with technology (see social media).

This is all very hard to ignore.

But in the end, we all have choices to make. To be happy or so be grumpy. To smile or to frown. Do walk through life with confidence, or to drag your feet and be in despair

So choose your path. Work your way to the top of the mountain — the view is a lot better from up there.

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