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So I’m almost certain I’m not getting any presents for Christmas this year. My friends don’t to the typical Angelito (a traditional Christmas gift exchange). Were are not doing anything particular on Christmas day, hec my mom didn’t even put a tree, with her desire to move my mom’s house looks like a tornado just hit it. Plus a part of my friends are travelling and I will be touring my paradise island with a very special visitor from Lima. But just for the hell of it, let’s say I can write Santa a letter, what would I say? What could I possibly want that is real enough for Santa to give me?
I don’t think my presents can be wrapped. There is nothing more that I would want than the eradication of world hunger and peace on earth, but Santa can’t give me that. He cannot change the fact that the human species is so moronically stupid that it doesn’t see what it’s doing to the planet and everyone in it. So I might as well ask for something that Santa could actually get for me.
Travelling, I would love to travel, anywhere actually. Just the feeling of disconnecting from the world, seeing new things, trying new foods (gluten and dairy free food), waking up with the sole purpose of taking a stroll, enjoy a good sightseeing walk in a random park, street or market, that right there would be the perfect gift. But I think that can’t be wrapped, so here we go with gift number two. I would love to know what I want in life. I have some idea, I run a successful business, but I would love to have something that I can feel passionate about. One could say that the perfect gift would be passion. Passion can come in many ways. What could me more great for me than finding a cause that I’m passionate about, I love helping people, but I haven’t yet discovered how to do that in a regular basis. Having someone that you can openly be passionate about and who felt the same way is kind of cool, but I can’t give Santa that much of a responsibility. Languages can be sort of passionate, it would be so exotic if I found a language that I was so passionate about that I learned to speak it and decide to travel and practice it a bit. Having to learn a foreign language would be the perfect excuse to travel. Although Santa can’t go with me to the institute and hold my hand while I study. And speaking about learning, studying something other than education and finding it to be so passionate that I truly have the discipline to finish it and make a plan to apply it in real life, would be just awesome. Although now that I think about it, studying and discipline are very boring presents to ask on a Christmas list.
Ok so I can’t ask Santa for travelling or passion, maybe I can ask him the power of decision making. I have this annoying habit of overthinking almost about everything which ultimately leads me to not being able to make a decision or second guess all of them (big or small). I should not make me responsible for people liking what I choose to do or think, true I can’t turn all James Dean rebel and do as I please all the time, but Santa could give me the gift of not giving a crap that much of trying to please others first than me. Well lets me honest, the old guy can’t really give me that gift. However it would be cool just to live life in a “let’s see what happens” kind of way. Living life more loosely, not trying to make everyone happy, not overthinking everything, not trying to control what is happening next, would eventually give me the power of decision making and therefore Santa won’t freak out when I ask him for this very weird gift.
So basically I have no idea what Santa is going to get me for Christmas, if it comes beautifully wrapped even better (a good wrapping is always a plus in any gift). I will just sit tight and let Mr. Jolly decide if I’m getting anything this year, the truth is I have many many material things. The things that I want are maybe a “Gabby´s 2015 goals list” and I should just move my bum and work for them, even if it´d be so cool if Santa gave me a little push.