Thinking About Thinking

You know when you're just simply 'doing' things of the ordinary... Basic mundane tasks like walking, driving, reading, washing dishes, etc... While you're acting out that certain something - at times when you think about it - isn't it nice that you're not able to think about 'other' things at the same time? I like that. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't think the brain can process multiple thoughts at once.

I know that there's a certain time and place for every thing [tho prolly 99.9871257481% of it, we will not live long enough to experience!], but while one's occupied on a certain something, it's just great not to feel the 'flipside' of things, in that duration of time at least. So other than my original thought stated above, maybe when one's doing all the boring stuff and thinking, in actuality, at the same time your brain is subconsciously formulating a wicked scheme otherwise?!? No?

Talking about thinking [sounds kinda fun-knee! heh!], it seems to me that my overall actions and thoughts are geared toward a single direction, eg. from Point A to Point B, is there any other way to go about? More like, if you are doing 'this' and moving this-one-way, what exactly is the parallel thought to that? [Well I guess if one's all doped up, that's probably another story entirely.] Today I watched people doing some menial tasks at the office, photocopying, writing an email or just getting coffee, and I would be all watching... getting a sneaky peak on things and 'seeing' them thinking, or not... It's wondrous!

Do you think our thinking process travel in an uni-direction? I don't know. Rather than images, if you could see a thought in its form, what would it look like? Some kind of energy wave prolly! So partly, this was what went on in my head today. My head hurts! I don't know what it all means, I'm a silly puck, but I know I'm gonna think 'til I bleed one day! *Hey, I'm doing that right now!!* Um... If you have read / tolerated this far - thanks!

Originally I was gonna title this post - "Not Feeling It!"

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