Currently typing this on a Wii U. The going is a bit slow. Probably because it wasn’t designed for blogging.
I think I do a lot of thinking and realizing when I’m walking around looking for lunch. Today, I realized I haven’t had much of an appetite. Wasn’t that excited about the prospect of trying something new. It’s not that I don’t get hungry (although once in a while I really don’t feel like eating); I think it’s more like I don’t care so much what goes into my mouth. And I think this extends even beyond food.
I feel like I’m just going through the motions of life, doing what I need to do (eating, working, etc.), but not that much alive. Normally I’m full of excitement and appreciation for the little things around me, but it felt like the vigor of life has been replaced with a kind of dull apathy.
Or that’s what I thought. The secretary of the other firm we sublet from was leaving for another opportunity, so she bought a box of mini-cupcakes for the entire floor. There were all different kinds, and I grabbed a red velvet. I ultimately had three, but there were still so many sitting around, and I’m sure there were at least four hours between my first and second. But oh man, cream cheese frosting is so yum. Yum yum yum. And in that moment, I realized that I still have an appetite, no matter how much it’s been subconsciously suppressed. Maybe I just have a strong inherent flair for life. Or maybe it’s because there’s something called resurrection.
Regardless, I still need to know more His resurrection life.
I still want.