the art of doing nothing

In the past few days I have been barricading myself inside my house watching countless hours of television and feeling worthless simply because I was doing nothing. My friends where all trapped in their classrooms, so I was virtually alone. I thought, what if I remained like so?... and suddenly my mind turned toward depression for I was feeling sorry for myself. Then during one of my sleepless nights at around 3:30 am, salvation came through the Kooks video "always where i need to be," written on the wall said: "the future is unwritten." It just comfirmed what I always knew but it brought new light to how truthful this statement was. Nostradamus was one of the most accurate prophets known and he said that although he predicted all those things to happen, he also thought that the future could always be changed. There has been many other prophets and they all came to the same conclusion so I was determined now. I got my boost to get out of my loophole and just look forward that maybe I could change my lazy ways and just step up to the plate and use my ideas to change the world around me. My first step: thanking my mom for all she's done for me because as much as I love her I'm afraid I couldn't let the exact words: "MOM, I love you," come out of my mouth. I realize that one day this could be my biggest regret...
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Hindsight is a wonderful thing.. and with good thought of future circumstances we can always benefit ourselves to foresee the punishment or success we will endure for taking a certain action that we would've otherwise not been aware of! Tell your mom you love her.. because (and I generalise this) but whether a person has been great to you in life or not.. such actions can always be the exact they need to make them see a new light or such..
..whether that 'light' is for them to improve their ways, or just understand that they really are loved and appreciated and that what they have done for others hasn't gone unnoticed! 'Kindess and love to others can make a World of difference'!
And you've got it right too :-) It's never too late to 'step up to the plate'! I understand your point in being able to prove that you can fly and that such is where the confusion lies, but to me, there's no such thing as confusion when it comes to flying. It's just a simple matter of being able to stand up and believe that you can do anything that you want! 'Ain't no thing but a chicken wing', lol.

Hope you're well! Keep Smiling :-)