Murphy's Law, or, maybe I should be playing Sudoku instead of thinking about this.

Is there some kind of mystical switch or intensity dial for Murphy's Law? Because sometimes ole' Murph is really in the zone. Sometimes things just move through progressively difficult yet different situations. Things are changing, but not exactly getting better.

During a very emotionally difficult time in my life a really insensitive person said "well, there's always something, you know, if it's not one thing, it's another." Really, is life really about jumping from one seemingly horrible situation to another while we just throw up our hands and say, we'll that's the way it goes!

I think some things are just really hard. Sometimes you feel like Job and other times you feel like life is an ongoing celebration. Sometimes you want to cry because you can't take it, and sometimes you want to cry because you can't believe it.

Doctor Rogland said that the light at the end of the tunnel was really just an oncoming train. He was right, because I got that high school diploma and things changed way different than how I thought they would. But he never said anything about all the other trains. He also failed to mention the really nice scenery.

josh