donut theory

i first heard of such term in our eng11 class.surprisingly, our prof came through our classroom's door bearing cello's donuts and wearing a chef's blouse.talk about being eccentric.so anyway, he gave us free donuts which i actually enjoyed eating but that doesn't mean he's out of my list of agonizing profs.although in fairness to him, as i mentioned before, he's actually a good prof.it's just that too much thinking for a GE class could be so irritating at times.so before he ended the class, he gave us this question: "what do you think is the donut theory, if there is such, in writing?". i now have an answer to that and i eventually came to thinking that my donut theory could be applied to just about anything.in life, in general, we would always have that missing part.there will always be something you don't have and would want to have.there is always that hole that we constantly try to fill.there would always be to some extent emptiness.and just as what most people do, it's simply a matter of enjoying the sweetness of your donut and disregarding the fact that you are getting less.and when you come to think of it, you are at the same time giving a piece of your happiness to someone else.that is if munchkins, as i know them, are made out of that removed piece of dough.so do you still want your mucnhkin?i know i don't.donuts are good.

(sympre kanina ko pa naiisip yung filled donuts.hehe.hindi sila kasali.kasi sa pagkakaalam ko hindi sila dapat donuts technically.hehe)