Thought

by Mitchell

Do we really believe the journey IS the destination?  Or is that magical/wishful thinking?

I really try to subscribe to this philosophy.  That is, I want to experience life without the pressure of a result.  I want to believe as I get into my older years, that I will find satisfaction in the pursuit, and not worry if I ever get there.  Wherever "there" is.  

I'm thinking about this a lot lately because I have two new(ish) activities, tennis and creative writing, that have nothing to do with one another but which, nevertheless, feel like could be just lifelong quests to just get better.  I mean it's not like I'm vying for a Pullitzer Prize or a Wimbledon Trohpy.  I just seem to be, at the moment at least, super happy to spend my free time on the court playing tennis and at the computer writing.  Truthfully, with each, some days are better than others.  But I always that find after an hour or two, whether I'm hitting a ball or typing, I feel challenge, which leaves me feeling, I don't know, satisfied.  

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