Things I've wasted in 2014 so far:
1.)$30 worth of internet data on useless software
2.)Possibly $12 worth of water while showering for spraying every bug I see, just for the fun of it.
3.)About $20 of electricity for constantly overcharging my phone
4.)$35 on those textbooks that teachers never used since February
5.)16 hours on failed projects
6.)Approximately 100 hours on thinking about useless stuff
7.)Nearly 75 hours spent on studying for sh*t that I'd never use in the future
8.)$250 worth of pokemon/yu-gi-oh cards (since grade 3)
9.)One cookie that I accidentally dropped
So basically this year I've wasted $97 ($347 if playing cardsincluded),191 hours, and one cookie.
Damn,I could've donated for the hacker pack, but whatever.It's not that I can get a credit card within five years' time.
So, that's about it.
Agent64
It's okay to waste a few things; if you keep track of all of the things you lose or waste or miss out on all your life, you're only wasting more time, rather than living in the moment and making every moment count. Even if you do make a mistake or two (or a thousand, for that matter), that's okay; people make mistakes.
tailsbuddy
I suppose so, but I wouldn't consider myself as a person who likes living in present. I enjoy dwelling in the past or perhaps looking into the future, but never actually enjoyed my life in the time being.
I guess we all make mistakes, but I don't think I could forgive what I've done. Sometimes, I kinda feel like I don't want to even bother about my life anymore.
But apart from all that stuff I said, I just wanted to say how much I appreciated you for spending your time here.
It's been a long time since anyone talked to me like this, apart from mr VicariousE.