VHS & CDs.

Now everywhere I look, all I can see is potential for the future. When I choose to bear the task of being observant I always come to find things that were once hidden and elusive to me and they are so interesting. So interesting, that it makes me truly wonder what else could life show me that I already do not know. Now, this feeling or sense of security being that it is hard to imagine anything else past what I have already come to know is part of the great wonder of the future.

We all can imagine, remember, or picture what it would be like to view television in black and white but can we really think of anything monumental to change about the color TV itself. In my mind, maybe because I am not a technical inventor but the color TV has reached its peak in my mind and it is only through looking at the past that we can see, there is something much greater then a TV or a cell phone it just has not been thought of yet. “Yes Bryan, I know that you have a plasma television the size of an elephant that shoots rays of highly realistic 3D objects out of its speakers the size of your two Escalades equipped with projecting apparatuses. Do you have any other knowledge worth sharing?” There are some people in whom I often wonder, do you know that there was something previous to your existence and it was a part of establishing how you currently live your life today?

To think that nothing has reached its fullest potential in its own existence is such an exciting idea. Looking around I can now look at almost every object with a certain of sense of promise and anticipation for the future because everything has potential to be something much greater then it is at this point in the world. It makes me pleasantly anxious to understand that one day I will be able to say that yes, I watched VHS tapes and listened to CDs and in my eyes back then, I truly could not imagine anything better than those objects themselves.

Song of the day – In My Life by the Dave Matthews Band

“The greatest quest in life is to reach one's potential.” – Mychal Wynn