Life is confusion, happiness, sadness, excitement, and everything between. Life is a challenge, every single day. It would be nice if life was always fair and consistent. However, this is only the ideal world which we often think about. I've graduated college with a 4 year degree from McNeese State University in Lake Charles, LA. That was a happy point in my life. Those four years were definitely a challenge.

Nothing prepares anyone for life. Lessons are learned the hard way and at times those are the ones which are best learned. I have a brother who is dead now and now I am an only child at the ripe age of 34. Life is not a test. Life is not a mistake. Life is just there. Each moment of life is a moment gone forever. Life is cruel, along with time. These two combined cause life to progress at a difficult rate, for some people. Sometimes we wish things would be over quickly. Why are these usually the bad things? Yet sometime we want things to stay around for much longer than they do. Is this human nature? You bet you bottom dollar it is. After learning many life lessons, I know that I have many more to learn (possibly the hard way). Nothing stops life from happening and nothing ever will. There will always be life......somewhere.

Life comes in many shapes and sizes and creatures live in some of the most unbearable conditions and some in the most pleasant conditions. Take a breath.......and remember that moment it took for you to take that breath is now completely gone and you will never get it back....why not? Why can we not get it back? Examine your life and make choices that develop into great rewards and few bad consequences will follow. No matter where you are and no matter at what time in history or the future you are talking/thinking about, two plus two equals four. Some things in life never change. Take the color of your hair at the age of 21 and compare it to the color of your hair at the age of 91. Some things in life almost always change.

Know what changes and what does not. Keep in mind that you have to know when to change and how to change (to keep up with the times). I don't carry any advice in my message here. I just want you to know that whenever it comes to life, there is nothing better than feeling good. Please, take the time throughout life to do the things you enjoy while working toward a goal. Even though you are not moving towards your goal as quickly as you may like, remember that there are many other folks out there who are not able to move towards a goal. Heck, they may not be allowed to have a goal to be able to work towards. Slow and steady will always get you to where you need to be...and most of the time it'll get you there less exhausted than other routes. Slow down....take it all in. Keep life simple when needed and keep it complex when needed. But for now.....I'm trying to get 50000 Viz so that I may play the PlayStation games on this website.

The last newsletter was definitely confusing. It made readers believe that there were 8 systems coming to this website for us to play on December 6, 2014. However, this is not the case. So please do not get your hopes up about being able to play PlayStation games unless you can donate enough money to get it......such is the way of life. Thanks for everything Davideo7. I have enjoyed playing all the old school games on this website.

That's a decent piece of writing but it's vague enough to make me unsure as to the objective.  You're saying Life is uncertain, as is us playing Playstation games on Vizzed.com, right?

That's the point?

I mean, in the grand scheme of things, not having PS games available at a specific date ranks much lower in than the tragedy of having your wife killed by a car on her way home from work, or your child drown in the bathtub when you turned to grab soap, or any million other things that are much more devastating.  

If we're busy taking a breath and releasing it and knowing we'll never get it back, why on earth would we waste our time playing video games when we should be having enriching, fulfilling experiences out there in the real world?

Good writing from a word selection standpoint.  As to the actual point of what you're saying, I'm scratching my head.

I had just woke up and had a couple of things on my mind. I suppose I should've separated the two main ideas but I didn't. Thanks for taking the time to read and comment. I appreciate it.