News and morose thoughts

[misscam]

In the news:

It's official. No WMDs.
Wangari Maathai is awarded the Nobel Peace Prize
Wired Bush?
Controversy over Afghan election
Howard wins a fourth term in the Australian election

Lots of election this and that going on. Australia and Afghanistan just had one, the US is soon due and we're also talking about the Iraqi election that may or may not happen. I can only hope that since Howard was re-elected, the Universe is kind enough not to stick four years of Bush on me too. I may have to become a hermit if not. It won't be so bad. I'll find a Norwegian mountain and have a little hut and medidate in the snow. (And hey, Norway won a football match this weekend. Shocking!)

I did watch last night's debate and Bush did do better than the last one, but I still want to throw things at him. Hard. The world gives me a headache sometimes. A part of me wants to carry all the world's sorrow, but I don't have the strength, yet I feel guilty for not trying enough. There's so much wrong and bad and I want to fix it all, but I'm a small feather afloat in a deluge and even if I could make a difference in such a mass, how do I know what I did would be for the better?

But then, could I live with myself not trying?

I don't think I can.

/morose thoughts

In better news, Red Dwarf on DVD always cheers one up.

Comments

[mademoisellenon.livejournal.com]

Morose thoughts suck. But then pessimism is even worse. It's people like you who change things: those who see what's wrong and try to do something about that. No one can predict the future (in fact, no one should try to) but I know for a fact that if you can make things better for a foreseeable future, you would. Thus ends that overly long sentence

Besides, I think it's about time that France and Norway ruled the world. Mwahahahaha and all that jazz! *sends extra hugs and Chirardelli chocolate*