Karma's a bitch, so watch out
Whenever something bad happens, I tend to overreact and get really emotional about it. Which is never good, because then I end up living with this dark cloud over my head and I can't seem to see goodness in anything. Then the other day I caught the tail end of "Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle", which really has some very poignant messages, despite what you may think. At a point where Harold just about gives up his White Castle quest, some guy tells him, "I learned a long time ago there's no sense getting all riled up every time a bunch of idiots give you a hard time. In the end, the universe tends to unfold as it should."
Of course, it's easy to say that every time (and time and time again) that someone does something bad to you, and it may be that karma will take lifetimes to catch up, or that whatever the universe unfolds isn't noticeable to you as a sort of "payback", but it always makes me feel better when I think that those sons of bitches are going to pay for what they did, in whatever way it may be. I know that sounds terrible, it sounds like I'm wishing ill will onto people who wronged me or someone I know, but I'm not really. I'm just putting it into the hands of some higher power that will decide when and if there should be some balance restored to the cosmos.
...All I can say now is, whoever that jerkwad was who stole from my sis, you'd better watch your back, because Karma's a bitch, and you just pissed her off.
(No, my sis isn't an old hag. That's just a fictional dramatization.)
