Wiggins writing exercise

I don't know what to say. I don't know what to say often and to many
people. People, at least the people I know seem to ask often 'What
should I do?' or 'What do you think?' And the truth is I have no idea.
I find it a struggle to answer the many and varied questions that I ask
myself each day, such as 'Coffee or Tea?' 'bath or shower?' out or in?'
'answer the phone or not?' 'chicken or fish?', let alone help others
make decisions which are quite often important ones. I don't know about
other people's relationships or why other people behave in the way that
they do, and I don't know whether Helen should stay or quit and I don't
know whether they should move in together or split up and I don't know
whether going to the gym more then three times a week is exceptionally
good for you or exceptionally bad for you. And I don't know why my dad
left my mum or why he is leaving me or why my sister hates her job or
why my flatmate loves hers or why Jane and Rob get on so well together
and Bill and Sue don't. I don't know these things and many, many, many
others too but I do know that I love baths and reading books and
watching films and talking on the phone and writing stories and cakes
and songs and my family and friends most of the time. Whether I will
always feel like this? Well&;#8230; that I do not know.