“Everybody wants to be a bodybuilder, but don’t nobody wanna lift no heavy a** weights.”

I’ve been trying to write this blog for the last half hour and I keep getting interrupted, bah! I love the title (there of course is a story which is at the bottom ((and I tried to sensor, but I didn’t, so I apologize if your offended by any use of language))). Ok, now that I’ve thoroughly abused the parentheses and learned there usage in the singular tense, we can continue. Or not, a side note, thanks for all the reads today, I felt special. Moving ever so slowly along…

I was driving home tonight and really began thinking about the truth of the title of this blog, “Everybody wants to be a bodybuilder, but don’t nobody wanna lift no heavy a** weights.” I just realized how true this statement is and how it can be applied to multiple life subjects. For instance, everyone wants to go to heaven but nobody wants to die or everybody wants a truckload of money but don’t nobody wanna get an honest job or everybody wants a cheeseburger but don’t nobody wanna kill a cow or everybody wants Jesus to save them, but don’t nobody want to spend time with him. I’ve just been thinking this direction a lot tonight and how it correlates to my current journey. I’m totally in such a flux process of still growing up. I mean, to some degree we all our, but the choices only get harder from day to day and they aren’t choices you can just avoid. I suppose that life is simply based around choices themselves and we aren’t always going to make the right ones. It comes down to it that we shall inherently be that who we choose to be. Whether we choose to push ourselves or choose to slack or whether we choose to do right or choose wrong. I know that I have and will continue to make bad and poor choices, but I want to make more good choices than bad. I want to choose daily to spend time with God and choose to become the man I’m supposed to be. In the end, we choose till we can’ t choose no more, but God has the ultimate control. Perhaps if we asked for His guidance in our choices, maybe our lives would be a lot different. Maybe we could choose right more consistently.

This blog went a totally different direction than I thought. I know that some think these things are stupid and on some level I guess I can feel that way at times. But hopefully my thoughts have made some sort of difference in the way you think. I pray that you will choose to choose.

(*Title of blog Story- If anyone actually cares. So I decided to google my name today and discover that I was fourth on the list at google for the search “Justin Biggs” woot! Anyway, in my lameness I announced my sad plight of googling my name on facebook. It doing so, it sparked a philosophy professor from my college to proceed to google my name. Upon his doing so, he discovered my alter ego who is a workout guy with a blog titled… “Everybody wants to be a bodybuilder, but don’t nobody wanna lift no heavy a** weights.” THE END.