Bloody hell. So typical Sensei Kimura. I suppose I should say I expected pretty much all of that. I suppose I do need to calm down my overwhelming desire for combat. It's strange, but I think since being in the military I can't shake this little space inside me that doesn't have a care for things going on around it. I had a strange conversation the other day. When I was at a BBQ at my unles house. He was a bit squiffy (in my family that means smashed but able to talk straight). He was going on about army stuff and how I had a stark change in character once I came back fom a months training. His words were, 'When you look at people it's like you're eyes are made from steel'. It scared the hell out of me, I don't want to be that sort of person. Funny thing is, the more I thought about it the more it seemed true. I really should strive to get that out of my system. Ah well, we all have our demons I suppose, just a matter of fighting them off long enough for that great epiphany.
Anyways I suppose the only thing to say is:
Let us tread the path.
We are more than the sum of our parts.
We are eternal and eternity is us.
The carp ascends the mountain.
Anyways I suppose the only thing to say is:
Let us tread the path.
We are more than the sum of our parts.
We are eternal and eternity is us.
The carp ascends the mountain.