Araceli's Thoughts 💆🏽

Why are people so unhappy? If you think about it, one unhappy person can make so many other people unhappy or influence others  to do stuff that will make others unhappy and then it just becomes a cycle. A cycle that can’t be stopped.

I think that Shakespeare ended the play like that because he wanted to leave a feeling of relief to leave the play on a good note, to try something different but not different because he still left the killing in there.

The way I make important decisions is that I think about how that decision would affect the future. I base everything in the future because I don’t want to deal with problems later on because of the important decision I fucked up on.

One thing I do all the time and still do to this day and am doing right now is procrastinate. Like I will leave stuff until the last minute and then feel guilty about taking that long to do something so simple. It’s a bad habit to break from but when I don’t procrastinate I feel good and relaxed so I know that if I do change that about myself i’d be much happier and less stressed about small problems.

What the beginning of Macbeth shows is that he is fearless (or attempts to be) & that he is not afraid to kill. So far Macbeth is sounding fun 🤯

I really like the video we watched, it was my second time watching it but even then I still enjoyed it. I liked seeing everyone come together to create something so simply beautiful. It just shows how the world was changing at the time because of segregation and how music was changing as well. It just showed cultures merging together.

Macbeth seems interesting, hopefully it is. To be honest my attention span sucks so if we do get to reading it I hope it doesn’t suck as well.