To A Mouse Analysis

When God created the world, he made humans in his image and likeness. He gave us abilities unlike any other organism and provided with the gift of free will. These gifts he has beared upon us have lead people to look back at how they acted in the past. People view their past actions with a sense of regret and remorse towards their actions. They also look into the future and grow fear for what’s to come. Humans don’t always stay in the present. Unlike other organisms, they don’t allow themselves forget their past. They also doubt that they have the strength to overcome future adversity. On the other hand, organisms like mice always live in the present. They are always looking for their next meal and a place to reside. Mice don’t feel the need
This doesn’t mean that mice don’t have an incredible amount of hardship to handle. For example, mice have to constantly look out for traps and other things that are meant to eliminate them. People try to trick them, by using their favorite food to kill them. Mice also have to work to find their own food and shelter. Humans, in the contrary, can just go to the grocery store or a relator. Is persistently working to survive and not get killed such a terrible thing though? Mice don’t have to worry about small issues, like a social media argument they had the past night. They don’t have to be nervous about an oral communications speech they have in a couple days. Instead, they stay in the present and don’t bask in their emotions. As they grow up, they learn one thing: how to survive. For me, I think it would be very rewarding to live a life as a mouse. Though you continually have to say on the lookout for dangers, you also get to spend your entire day doing only essential tasks. You also don’t have the continuous stresses and conflicts like humans. When a mouse finds a filling meal and place to sleep they are fully content. This is something I yearn to obtain. I wish I didn’t have to worry about things that really don’t matter, and could just focus on things like family and faith. Having complete satisfaction and no regret would take a major weight off my