Greetings!
Belated Happy Birthday to my good friend, Jenny! 
Belated Happy Birthday also to Joy Borge!
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Growing old, I often wonder how grown-ups think. But I deduce that at a certain point, people reach this level of maturity where they stop thinking about what else could they do in their lifetime. And reaching this level from my observation takes a very long time, normally. My parents, even in their forties still have a lot of plans for themselves and the family. Thus, when you’re in your twenties, I guess you need not worry about “why you think a lot about the future”. It’s but natural because we actually assume that we could do something significant for ourselves and for other people. Be thankful because you are thinking this way at the least, whereas, some people realize this only when it’s the end-of-the-world for them.
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[EDIT] I uploaded the articles on my previous anime site about anime in the Philippines & anime censorship. It’s at geocities because I intend not to revise that anymore. It’ll be there as long as geocities exists. [/EDIT]
I think even when people get old there are still things they’d like to accomplish. That’s why when you’re younger, you should make realistic goals and work towards them. There are tons of things I’d LIKE to do but the reality of me actually doing all of those are slim. People just have to pick a path and stick to it!
What code do you use for your flickr photos? My parents, in their 50’s have plans for the summer, but not for the future. I, in my teen years, have no clue as to my future plans.
[To Lisa] Kindly refer to my CREDITS link.
I think that no matter what age you are you’re always going to plan for the future because we don’t want to think about life ending so soon. Then making any plans would be meaningless therefore rendering our lives meaningless.
At least that’s what I think. o.O