Life Sucks

During my seventeen years of life, I have come to this conclusion: life sucks.  Are there good times? Sure.  Is there always hope? Of course.  Nevertheless, life sucks.  When you work as hard as you can to achieve something, you have to continue working harder to achieve the next goal.  If you look in the mirror and like what you see, get the magnified mirror because you must be missing something.  If you do not like what you see, fix your face and body, not your mindset.  The more you give, the less you receive.  This is the twisted world we now face.  Romance is a hoax.  Friendship is conditional.  Do I honestly believe any of this? I do not know, but it is how I feel.  And I know I am supposed to cover these feelings; that is one of my specialties.  But, you know what? I am sick.  I am tired.  I am done.  I have struggled and fought with perfection my entire life, and he always wins.  I always lose.  I am an optimistic giver, and the world has been built to combat and destroy all that I am made of.  I believe in God.  I believe in Grace sufficient for all things.  I scare myself with the complacent placement my heart has found itself in.  I pray about it.  I know God listens, but I need a response now.  Or so I think...this is just another trick of the cruel world, also known as the Enemy.

I'm Dreaming of a White Christmas Just Like the Ones I Never Knew

       My all-time, all-around, all-everything favorite movie would have to be, and will probably forever be, White Christmas.  This was the first film produced and released by VistaVision, yes, in color.  White Christmas, the song by Irving Berlin, also happens to be the most popular song ever! True story, this is.  It isn't me being biased..although that's basically what a blog is...Anywho, the story follow Bob Wallace and Phil Davis, entertainment legends who worked their way up together and achieved fame together after being best friends, more so brothers, since fighting along each other in World War II.  Combat in military was also where Phil saved Bob's life and never allows him to live it down.  They then meet two sisters, both very attractive, of a guy they were in the army with, and these ladies have their own act. After lots of fun music, dancing, comedic relief, romancing, and attempts of Phil and Judy(the younger, brown-eyed sister) hooking up Bob and Betty(the older, blue-eyed sister) they end up putting on a show in the barn of the inn in Vermont owned by their former General on a very special white Christmas.  And of course, just like any good story, the boy gets the girl, even better, both get the girls. Boy, did they have to work for 'em, though!  You will probably cry, laugh, and "aww", and every piece of heart melted by this true piece of art will be far more than worth it.
 May your days be merry and bright, and may all your Christmases be white.