I'd be willing to say that
I've had some pretty good ideas in my life. Unfortunately I've also
had some pretty terrible ideas in my life. Shall we view a short
list?
The Good – chose some damn
good life-long friends
(especially those who have consistently been there for me through this endeavor)
(especially those who have consistently been there for me through this endeavor)
The Bad – dyed my hair "smurf" blue once
The Good – attended
college
The Bad – chose a
worthless major
The Good – fell in love
The Bad – acted like an
ass and am now alone
The Good – hmmm...
The Bad – jumped off of
way too many roofs into pools and bayous
The Good – ehh...
The Bad – done a few too
many things that have resulted in broken bones and/or stitches
The Good – ???
The Bad – pretty much
every single decision I've made because I'm hard-headed and don't
listen
The Good – *seriously
scratching my head*
The Ba...you know what,
that's enough of that.
It's currently
up-in-the-air as to which category my latest idea will be classified
under. I've decided to take advantage of living in Asia and become a
student of the martial arts. Sounds cool, right? My logic is that a
true black-belt such as Master Kim (who trains one of the UFC's
fighters, Dong Hyun Kim) doesn't offer to teach you Muay Thai and K-1
kickboxing everyday so you may as well take advantage of it. Also,
nine year old Ryan who watched Bloodsport every chance he got would
be thoroughly upset if he found out I didn't jump on this chance. So
the plan is to take a break from exercising with weights and
hopefully use this as a means to achieve my fitness goals. Maybe
I'll be in incredible shape after a few grueling months of training.
Maybe I am secretly super talented and I'll compete as a Western phenom.
More likely my body will
end up black and blue. I'll be completely embarrassed, battered, and
broken. I'll probably get my head kicked clean off...but at least I
can say I tried. Breaking down my comfort zone has clearly become
the theme of my time here.
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