Rubik's Cube

I was thinking about it and I realized just how wonderful a Rubik's Cube really is. There are only 6 colors, nothing else to worry about. You have to know certain patterns and algorithms to solve it and once you know them it's just a matter of doing them in the right order. If only everything else in life were as simple as a Rubik's Cube (I know that may seem like an oxymoron: Rubik's Cube and simple, but for somebody who can solve one the comparison holds true). If only relationships were like a cube...spin it this way, turn that way, make the colors match up and all better. Simple; 9 squares on each side, 6 sides, make each side of 9 squares the same color. I just wish I knew how to solve relationship problems like I know how to solve a Rubik's Cube. And unfortunately I have had this blog for like 2 days now and it seems to be some what of an obsession for me...which is in fact unfortunate because I'm sure nobody reads this, so it's like talking to myself...guess I better go back to solving my Rubik's Cube.