We are born with intention to do good things. Some leave this virtue in childhood, some bring it with them. When opportunity comes, there is a process of examining how surrounding people will react. Nonetheless, the meaning of helping out lays in giving something you have that the others don't, so someone else's opinion should not count.
Last few days have been simple for some and rough for others. Acknowledgement of true values comes during critical moments, and those who currently live on the East Coast know what I mean.
Whatever losses you may have had from Sandy, let the songs in this mix be a reminder that life is about peaks and troughs, beginning and end... good and bad. Carry on and get ready for brighter days!
So after living in New York for 5 years, I asked myself a question - or more so, it came to me naturally - how does the city we live in influences the lifestyle and changes habits, values and beliefs? Although it is known we are the reflection of the surroundings, our backgrounds are very different, which makes it almost impossible to have people with similar behavior. Wait until you see New York people - the most predictable and stale individuals I have ever met. What interesting is that folks who migrate here become of similar kind and that pisses me off. So sad to see good people selling their souls to devil, with no idea of their ultimate purpose. I noticed slight perplexity during last months due to omission. In the city as big as New York, it equals a suicide. An inactive man is like an empty can of Coke that moves according to the tide of the river.
"What other people think about what you have said is none of your business." - Paulo Coelho
How has your experience in another city impacted your life and was it for the better or worse?
