Comments on: Location, Location, Location http://www.readermeetauthor.com/2005/12/12/location-location-location/ "Have you ever escaped from a shipwrecked life..." Sat, 11 Oct 2008 13:36:49 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Derick http://www.readermeetauthor.com/2005/12/12/location-location-location/#comment-107 Derick Wed, 11 Apr 2007 02:20:39 +0000 http://readermeetauthor.com.customers.tigertech.net/?p=96#comment-107 <blockquote>One thing I found is that an “interesting” person will always find the world very boring. A “boring” person will always find the world very interesting.</blockquote> Hmm... that's interesting. I'm gonna have to think on that one for a little while. But I think you may be on to something there!

One thing I found is that an “interesting” person will always find the world very boring. A “boring” person will always find the world very interesting.

Hmm… that’s interesting. I’m gonna have to think on that one for a little while. But I think you may be on to something there!

]]> By: MY http://www.readermeetauthor.com/2005/12/12/location-location-location/#comment-108 MY Sat, 07 Apr 2007 01:07:57 +0000 http://readermeetauthor.com.customers.tigertech.net/?p=96#comment-108 There is no such thing as the best place to live. There is a preferred place, but not a best place. That's why there is a distribution of population around the world. Good thing too. Everybody's outlook on life is different. Some might think that making money is top priority even if it means going to places where their personal safety is always on the line. Others might prefer places that are safe and slower paced, away from all the hustle and bustle of city life. What's important is that you're happy where you are and it suits your way of living. A side comment on your statement about making friends and going out. We have always been taught from society that having friends is important. Someone who admits that they have no friends is basically looked upon as abnormal and someone who has lots of friends are classified as normal. Now that is only society's stereotyping, it has nothing to do with whether someone is happy or not. A person who has no close friends may be the happiest living creature on earth while another person with many, many friends might be the loneliest and unhappiest when he/she is not around other people. Take your pick. One thing I found is that an "interesting" person will always find the world very boring. A "boring" person will always find the world very interesting. I am the latter.:) There is no such thing as the best place to live. There is a preferred place, but not a best place. That’s why there is a distribution of population around the world. Good thing too. Everybody’s outlook on life is different. Some might think that making money is top priority even if it means going to places where their personal safety is always on the line. Others might prefer places that are safe and slower paced, away from all the hustle and bustle of city life. What’s important is that you’re happy where you are and it suits your way of living.

A side comment on your statement about making friends and going out. We have always been taught from society that having friends is important. Someone who admits that they have no friends is basically looked upon as abnormal and someone who has lots of friends are classified as normal. Now that is only society’s stereotyping, it has nothing to do with whether someone is happy or not. A person who has no close friends may be the happiest living creature on earth while another person with many, many friends might be the loneliest and unhappiest when he/she is not around other people. Take your pick.

One thing I found is that an “interesting” person will always find the world very boring. A “boring” person will always find the world very interesting. I am the latter.:)

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