Too much ha ha pretty soon boo hoo

i have to admit the line is borrowed from scrubs. but i just feel for all the comic and seemingly innocent overture of the phrase, it does make perfect sense.

example:

25th december Christmas - too much ha ha

26th December Tsunami - boo hoo

now why is that? i've noticed that in my daily life too, few days of fun are always followed up by days of displeasure and irriness (for the lack of a better word). i'm not a pessimistic person by nature so i don't brood over when the next bad thing is goin to happen, but at the same time i know that if it has to happen it will.

the point of making a note of this is just to know if others feel the same way. so does mean the whole 'universe balances itself out', 'yin-yang' theory hold true? i feel that at an individual level it may not hold true (for me it does) but as a whole society it does hold true.

but people may seem i crazy to think that good and evil are the same at any given point in time, so does that mean that for all the good people there are in this world, there are as many number of people who want to harm others?? it may seem a lot of people to put into either category, but what i mean is that, there are varying levels of good and evil so, for every mahatma gandhi there will be an osama bin laden, for every pick pocket there will be a person who feeds the poor, for every ricky pointing there will be an anil kumble and for every backstreet boy there will be a rolling stones to kick their pancy asses (sorry i couldn't resist the image of mick jagger and keith richards running and beating the crap out of those idiots).

well the point here is a very simple one, i feel we owe it to ourselves to face a bit of flack for all the good times we have. and when you feel u are goin through a tough time, remember that there is something better around the bend.

P.S. mick jagger just rang, all the baskstreet boys are dead - SEE I TOLD YOU THINGS WILL GET BETTER!!! :-)

till next time.....