That’s how we want it all these days. Now, immediately, as soon as we conceive it – or preferably before. Instant gratification becomes addictive, but it is hollow. And so, it becomes more difficult to appreciate, relate, and to value – in other words, we are losing touch with ourselves and each other.
feel better
a promisebroken //
healthy now they said, instantly
they promisetrue
1111111 they said
no no no nothing, 0, FALSE.
I am sick in my soul and sick
of promises.
end
I am instantly supposed to write now. What in the world do I write about? I think I will tell you how much I instantly loved each of you the first time I saw your faces. After you were born! I had been dreaming about what it would be like to see your faces. And then you were there!
The world thinks everything happens this way now. Your music, your food, lifting your spirits, forgetting shootings at schools, bad romances; you’re supposed to let it all happen just like that. Even love. You click something and, bang, there’s the person you’re going to marry and love and have children with and be with for the rest of your life. Well, shit doesn’t happen that way.
the first word i instantly think about while hearing instantly is the act i tried to do now while making this exercise. its not easy to perform in such ruch and to think of something and write it down in only one minute. I hope i did well
Waking up to the sound of my newborn son, my eyes wide open, without the familiar sleepless fog present everyday of my life before he arrived penetrating the lenses of my new duty — providing nurturing survival to this littlest wonder.
Instant coffee, mixed with sugar, lots of sugar. That was my morning each day in Argentina. with a warm roll heated in the microwave, I would set off for the Universidad on the colectivo, reminiscing on my time home and reflecting on how lonely a packed bus is.
No wasted time, immediate. Very satisfying, but often overly desired. Can be surprising at times. Our perception of it is not reality, as our vision is behind actual time. Woo!
he instantly gave up smoking as soon as he heard about the news that smoking can give you lung cancer, he was shocked, so instead he tried vaping, that didnt last long because vaping has a HIGHER risk of cancer. so he took cigerrette mouth spray to stop the smoke craving. the smoking diet went well but he then found out that vaping is bad… if you put nicotine in it. so he went a bought a very expensive vape and bought non nicotine juice and lived lung cancer free ever after THE END
Instantly is such a powerful word in our culture today. It inspires our science to press forward, technology to get stronger. Our generation demands it. We don’t appreciate waiting. Which is actually a shame. Life is in the journey, not the destination. Then again, not much journey in waiting for your webpage to load on a slow internet connection. Waiting for any webpage to load really isn’t a life at all.
Instantly is such a powerful word in our culture today. It inspires our science to press forward, technology to get stronger. Our generation demands it. We don’t appreciate waiting. Which is actually a shame.
He sat down next to me, gently kissing my cheek as he did. I knew instantly something was wrong. I look into his eyes and offered a soft smile, but he only gave me a frown in return.
“He’s dead.” He whispered and I knew all was lost.
In a flash. A second. Before you even realize what happened… I always heard it but never really understood how life can change instantly. Cancer. Boom- life instantly changed forever. Permanently altered just like that.
doing the same thing over nd over and expecting a different result. Having dreams and expecting them to come true without actually knowing what they are! thinking thing
Instantly, my thoughts turn to mush. Instantly. Instantly. In writing these words, I instantly take the first steps to break through the wide white blank space that defeats. There is no block anymore, there are only these words, which, while they may not be golden, they may just be the iron and steel of a well-worn shovel that gets the job done.
She tried to remember all of her mother’s advice and even reflected on her past experiences of wrongly judging books by their covers. She’d discovered a few gems underneath hard and worn veneers, and some stinkers dressed up as beauties. But when her new co-worker Bethany drank the last of the coffee and didn’t refill the pot, there was no doubt they’d be arch enemies.
She laughed instantly. He was funny, she liked him. The feeling was not mutual but what ever. She was happy. He was too. That’s all that mattered at that very instant moment. Instantly.
il fallait que je bouge vite. que je coure après cet imbécile qui pensait qu’il allait pouvoir s’en sortir aussi facilement, en me laissant en plan, comme ça, au détour d’une vitrine brisée. J’enfilai donc sans attendre mon manteau, attrapai ma tuque et mon foulard, laçai mes bottes et sortis dehors dans la lumière crépusculaire d’un début de nuit polaire.
She walked into the café wearing the read scarf. He instantly knew it was her. She saw him, threw off the scarf and hid. Hi also hid.
It was as if I’d just died.
I hadn’t died, of course; no, the one dying here was the woman in front of me, her robes folwing behind her as she ran out into the street.
There was a play going on, at one point, but look where that went. In that split second, she was gone.
That’s how we want it all these days. Now, immediately, as soon as we conceive it – or preferably before. Instant gratification becomes addictive, but it is hollow. And so, it becomes more difficult to appreciate, relate, and to value – in other words, we are losing touch with ourselves and each other.
feel better
a promisebroken //
healthy now they said, instantly
they promisetrue
1111111 they said
no no no nothing, 0, FALSE.
I am sick in my soul and sick
of promises.
end
I am instantly supposed to write now. What in the world do I write about? I think I will tell you how much I instantly loved each of you the first time I saw your faces. After you were born! I had been dreaming about what it would be like to see your faces. And then you were there!
The world thinks everything happens this way now. Your music, your food, lifting your spirits, forgetting shootings at schools, bad romances; you’re supposed to let it all happen just like that. Even love. You click something and, bang, there’s the person you’re going to marry and love and have children with and be with for the rest of your life. Well, shit doesn’t happen that way.
This is just what came to mind. It is not from a personal experience.
I instantly put the coffee back on the counter and ran out the door. I was late for an important meeting and I didn’t want to lose anymore time.
Right away. Things don’t happen instantly. But some things do.
I only have one life than can instantly be transformed, by myself or others! In an instant I lost 4 friends and Instantly felt a great loss
instantly, I knew what I needed
to be adhering to the throttle
my life
needed
To crispen the chances of living the freedom I deserve!
the first word i instantly think about while hearing instantly is the act i tried to do now while making this exercise. its not easy to perform in such ruch and to think of something and write it down in only one minute. I hope i did well
Waking up to the sound of my newborn son, my eyes wide open, without the familiar sleepless fog present everyday of my life before he arrived penetrating the lenses of my new duty — providing nurturing survival to this littlest wonder.
Instant coffee, mixed with sugar, lots of sugar. That was my morning each day in Argentina. with a warm roll heated in the microwave, I would set off for the Universidad on the colectivo, reminiscing on my time home and reflecting on how lonely a packed bus is.
No wasted time, immediate. Very satisfying, but often overly desired. Can be surprising at times. Our perception of it is not reality, as our vision is behind actual time. Woo!
he instantly gave up smoking as soon as he heard about the news that smoking can give you lung cancer, he was shocked, so instead he tried vaping, that didnt last long because vaping has a HIGHER risk of cancer. so he took cigerrette mouth spray to stop the smoke craving. the smoking diet went well but he then found out that vaping is bad… if you put nicotine in it. so he went a bought a very expensive vape and bought non nicotine juice and lived lung cancer free ever after THE END
Instantly is such a powerful word in our culture today. It inspires our science to press forward, technology to get stronger. Our generation demands it. We don’t appreciate waiting. Which is actually a shame. Life is in the journey, not the destination. Then again, not much journey in waiting for your webpage to load on a slow internet connection. Waiting for any webpage to load really isn’t a life at all.
Instantly is such a powerful word in our culture today. It inspires our science to press forward, technology to get stronger. Our generation demands it. We don’t appreciate waiting. Which is actually a shame.
:-)
He sat down next to me, gently kissing my cheek as he did. I knew instantly something was wrong. I look into his eyes and offered a soft smile, but he only gave me a frown in return.
“He’s dead.” He whispered and I knew all was lost.
In a flash. A second. Before you even realize what happened… I always heard it but never really understood how life can change instantly. Cancer. Boom- life instantly changed forever. Permanently altered just like that.
Right away. With out delay. The power of feelings. the difference between a moment ago and now.
doing the same thing over nd over and expecting a different result. Having dreams and expecting them to come true without actually knowing what they are! thinking thing
Instantly, my thoughts turn to mush. Instantly. Instantly. In writing these words, I instantly take the first steps to break through the wide white blank space that defeats. There is no block anymore, there are only these words, which, while they may not be golden, they may just be the iron and steel of a well-worn shovel that gets the job done.
She tried to remember all of her mother’s advice and even reflected on her past experiences of wrongly judging books by their covers. She’d discovered a few gems underneath hard and worn veneers, and some stinkers dressed up as beauties. But when her new co-worker Bethany drank the last of the coffee and didn’t refill the pot, there was no doubt they’d be arch enemies.
She laughed instantly. He was funny, she liked him. The feeling was not mutual but what ever. She was happy. He was too. That’s all that mattered at that very instant moment. Instantly.
il fallait que je bouge vite. que je coure après cet imbécile qui pensait qu’il allait pouvoir s’en sortir aussi facilement, en me laissant en plan, comme ça, au détour d’une vitrine brisée. J’enfilai donc sans attendre mon manteau, attrapai ma tuque et mon foulard, laçai mes bottes et sortis dehors dans la lumière crépusculaire d’un début de nuit polaire.
the man was killed instantly in the car crash.
it was instantly love at first sight.