Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: 2009, Adams Patrick J., Barrera Brandon, Colantoni Enrico, Comedy, Cryer Jon, Devlin Ryan, Dvorak Timothy, Fleischer Lucas, Giuntoli David, Harmon Mark, Underwood Blair
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IMDB rating: 6.60 Plot: A Seattle weather girl freaks out on-air over her cheating boyfriend, the morning show anchor, and moves in with her little brother. |
Actors: Adams Patrick J.,Devlin Ryan,Harmon Mark,Cryer Jon,Underwood Blair,Barrera Brandon,Colantoni Enrico,Dvorak Timothy,Fleischer Lucas,Giuntoli David,Comedy,
How Can I Feel Grateful For Everything I Have? Help?
I’m a 14 year old girl. And to be quite honest, i got everything my heart could desire since i was little. But I know i’m spoiled & its bad i don’t feel grateful i just expect it ): I don’t want to feel this way, but i when i want something, i eventually get it and then the thrill of getting it wears off. (it’s like i always want what i can’t have >:( ) Do you get my point of view? I am aware of the people in third world countries who are living with nothing. But growing up with everything, I see everything in life in a highly negative way. I hardly ever look at the bright side of things. I guess you could call me a pessimest. But i don’t want to feel this way! When i walk into math class in the morning i want to be at a point where i can say "Wow, i am so lucky, the weather’s great to day, and I get to learn from a nice teacher!" Not "OMG! i am soooo tired, wow, i wish i was prettier. I want to sleeeep. It’s too early! Ugh why to we have to copy all these notes!!" Which is usually what i cant help but thinking. I want to be able to appericiate everything! Because i have so much! But i still have so many negative thioughts about everything, always wanting more,….. How can i come to a state of mind where i can look at the bright side, appericiate the important things, and be so grateful when i get something? I know it would make me a much happier, pure person.
Never. Stop screwin around.
Jerky Mcjerkjerk | Feb 01, 2010
try living like the rest of us for a week.
wake up early
get a job
start your own savings acount
and maybe pay rent to your parents
Assorted Jelly Beans | Feb 01, 2010
give all your stuff away to people who need it more, then you will realise just how well off you are. Don’t get me wrong it is not you I blame for your feeling like this it is your parents who should have known better, they are the ones who need the reality check
Evu | Feb 01, 2010
Most people can’t realize how great life is until something horrible happens to them. Sounds like you are ahead of the game. You’ll be okay.
Skookum | Feb 01, 2010
Sell or give everything you own away. Go live in a third world country for a couple years. (maybe this is more something to keep in mind for when you get older).
csasbaxxx | Feb 01, 2010
You need to have everything taken away from you, only then can you appreciate what you have.
"one can never appreciate freedom until its taken away from them."
Take a trip to a third world country. you have heard of it, but you need to see it. Or if you are too lazy for that, which i can presume you are, just watch a bunch of those depressing african childrens aid commercials, the sponsor a child ones.
Or do one step more and actual sponsor a child since you have so much.
Lmfao Roflcopter | Feb 01, 2010
Think that you dont deserve it but you have it. This song sorta realates to it but not really but its coming from a person who is standing before God and their thoughts are "look at how much ive sined and how Hes perfect and never sined and He is the one that died" the song goes "My verdict is not guilty" basically say "I dont derserve it" just think "i dont deserve it" eventually you will be greatful for what you have. Hope it helps
tobywes | Feb 01, 2010
You’re 14, enjoy the now. Enjoy that you take things for granted; it means that you have had no real hardship. When the hardships come, and they will, you will look back and realize how much you enjoyed this time of innocence and then you will appreciate it for what it was. You are young and inexperienced, enjoy it because that’s what being young and inexperienced is for.
I don’t know a Katrina Kid who hasn’t aged beyond his/her years here. My niece lost her senior year, my son lost his first big semester to college, another niece will be scared for the rest of her life with memories of not being able to save an elderly woman she cared for. Hundreds of thousands of little kids lost their homes, toys, and sense of security. You are lucky that you have not had to cope with any of this and for that I say enjoy your security, enjoy having everything, enjoy being negative over the menial things in life. The day will come when you will become truly jaded and you will miss this innocence.
Jude | Feb 01, 2010
Oh honey, baby, sweetheart, what a thing to ask!
It’s not your fault. Your parents had everything to do with it.
And it’s really not their fault, as every parent always wants the
best for their children. I guess it’s the fact that they could give
you whatever you wanted when you wanted it that’s at fault here.
Their only fault is that they didn’t exercise parental control as to
how much to give you based on the merit system.
If you want something, you need to work for it!
Here’s how to do it.
Set your sights on something you really, really want; say an iphone,
or a ticket to a Hanna Montana concert. It can be anything you want.
Just don’t ask your parents or anyone else for it. Do tell them you
want to get it on your own and do ask them for advise on how to do
it. Their advise might be to do some baby sitting, maybe some
lawn mowing, may be even selling lemonade at a busy intersection.
It doesn’t matter. What does matter is for you to understand the
true value of your work. Only then will you be able to appreciate
it’s rewards. They include self discipline and personal pride!
You may not succeed at first, but just keep trying and don’t give up.
Once you do this, you will be able to understand what it means to
be humble and able to help others.
Know there is more to you than you realize!
Good luck to you!
citizen | Feb 01, 2010
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