Fifty, you say. I’m not even close to that. Not your age, silly. Fifty words. Sorry. When you said “Fifty” I thought you meant age. It’s an insult if you thought I was that age. I’m not even close to 40 yet. See, 50 words is up and this ends.
Author: Mia
Tunes from yesterday
You knows those songs that were popular once but now you won’t hear them anywhere. Except on the internet.
I know lots of those songs. I had some of them on cassettes that I had taped and some of them I remember hearing in the past. And boy were there a lot. It took me almost all day to make this list. There’s 60 of them but there are even more out there. Lot of those are from the 1990’s.
Here they are. Forgotten tunes
Enjoy.
Solitude is not as bad as you think
Decided to take part in this challenge. Sounds like fun. And I’m an introvert so it fits me perfectly.
Solitude is a much better word than lonely or loneliness. Lonely sounds like it’s a bad thing. Everybody needs solitude sometimes. Especially extroverts have problems being alone. I think they’ve been around people too much. If they would be alone at least a while, maybe they wouldn’t be so stressed.
I’ve never had problems with solitude. Maybe I’m just so used to being on my own. That’s much better than having too many people around. I need a place to think. Solitude should be my middle name. I live for it. Without it, I could not think. Even people looking over my shoulder makes me nervous. My solitude is taking my bike out and go for a ride. Luckily I live close to nature. There’s always a place where there’s no people around. Just hearing the birds sing is music for my ears.
Solitude is also in the mind. No one knows what you’re thinking until you say it out loud. Being an introvert has is advantages. You think before you speak. Extroverts should try it once in a while. Find your inner solitude. That will clear your mind and maybe you will learn to listen to others too.
