Failure

As I was assigned this blog assignment, I faced a blockade. A mental blockade that for some reason prevented me from thinking of any of my numerous failures. I know that I have failed because I am certain that I haven't succeed at everything I tried. So as I was pondering what to write, I realize that I fail to think. Not all the time but only on demand. For example, I when I took the dreaded SAT on Saturday, the essay prompt, which I can't say the exact one because that's apparently illegal, but I couldn't think of an example. It was horrible, knowing that my college future was on the line and I just didn't know what to do. In the end I wrote about Martin Luther King Jr. because how could you go wrong with that? So the moral of the story is I fail to think on demand. That doesn't  mean I don't think at all because that's not true. I think all the time, about everything and I always speak my thoughts. People often say that if you always talk a lot, your do not think, but I completely disagree. In order to speak, you have to think. Although some people do not think a lot, they still are thinking when they speak.

 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mental_block