Tuesday, February 23, 2010

“I hope I have it easy, for the first time in my life.”

- An American Idol hopeful.

She did not have it easy. She did not make it to the top 24 of American Idol. After all the hard work, struggle, hope, she is out. And now her entire struggle will cease to matter. Of course she is a very gifted young singer, she has all the time in the world, and this is only the beginning, and how there are so many opportunities and all that soothing signoffs that people tell you. But the thing is, those opportunities will bring another round struggle, pain and hope. It isn’t going to be easy.

Why do some of us have to work so hard? And some just have it so easy? Yeah I am all for hard work and dedication and all that, but just sometimes, I wish I could have it easy like so many others. I envy them. There’s was this girl in my class, she had all the fun that school goers hope to have, and she very effortlessly got the marks that I did, while depriving myself of the fun. And there have been many such instances, at work, at gym and I am going to skip those because they bring back unpleasant memories. Yep, enough has been said about life not being fair, life being random, etcetera. But, don’t you just wish, you had it easy? I do. I am sure there’s a pattern that we are missing. I am going to figure that out, and hopefully before I am spent.



As Calvin put it, “Why should I have to work for everything? It’s like saying I don’t deserve it!”

3 comments:

  1. there is a guy i went to school with, he was and is very successful and he seemed to sleepwalk through it all; I always thought he was the lucky one, the chosen one. Now I realize that he was just way more mature than anybody else

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  2. Don't you just hate those types. Personally, I've always been a plodder meself...

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  3. at unknown.. and mallika, i try running away from those types and yeah hate them with all my heart.

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