It's a common known fact, that the best parties, and events, are always the ones that are organised really late in advance. The kinda ones where someone just gets bored one evening, so invites 6 or 7 people round to his house, and they all drink until they fall over, and metaphorically die.
Weve all been there.
And then you start to realise, that the best things in life follow the exact same premise.
The best friendships are the ones that start spontaneously.
The best experiences are the ones that you stumble across.
The best things in life are the things that aren't planned.
Now this is probably because there are no expectations, and you don't expect much to happen, so when it does, its amazing.
Or maybe, (excuse the crazy religious/karma/idiotic-non-literal-or-logical-thinking here,) but maybe it's life rewarding you for doing something crazy.
And spontaneous.
And different.
And out of the blue.
Right now I have people shouting at me from all angles, to plan my life out.
To sort out what I'm going to do in the future, and sort out what I'm gonna do with my life.
And you know what is also a common known fact: failing to plan, is planning to fail.
So which common known fact is right? The one that a lot of much older and wiser people have told me? Or the one I have learnt from experience?
Do I trust myself? Or do I trust others?
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