"I'd tell you at least one joke every single day."

Sometimes the unimaginable knocks at your door. Chill guys, I don't have cancer and nobody I'm close to has cancer. (Or at least not that I know of at this point.) But isn't it scary..? That word. 'Unimaginable'. (Well cancer is scary too of course..) Point is, wouldn't life be way easier if you knew what irreversible 'unimaginables' you'd be receiving later on in life, the moment you were born? Everyone would lead their lives way differently from the start. Wouldn't that equate to fully utilizing precious life?

Let's say such a time comes, that you're unlucky enough. How do you fathom an unimaginable piece of information that has been given to you with the snap of a finger? The unexpected can really hit you hard. Perhaps expecting negativity could negate some of that shock, but not all of it. Besides, how do you actually expect the unimaginable anyway?

On another note though, as much as knowing how real the possibility of a bad thing occurring to us is, we all still live our lives normally amidst the stories we hear. We tend to pay more intricate detail with our lives and what we ought to do with it only when our body becomes a more apparent ticking time bomb. It appears that there is a need, to be instilled with the idea that we are seriously dying, before we actually live. ._.

We're all just programmed to take real action only after learning things the hard way. Is this then what they truly mean by making lemonades when life throws lemons at you? That before thou receives lemons, thou shall sit idly by, use computer and waste time reading this post? Or is this a new way of saying, 'when life throws rocks at you, you start making lemonades'? Because a rock to the face would make a great wake up call that's for sure.

(Ok I swear no more lemon analogy.)