Monotony of Eternity

I wonder if anyone has ever thought about his life after death? Well, obviously everyone has but perhaps not in the way that I am trying to refer here. With eternity ahead of us, wouldn't life be a series of monotonous beeps that keep playing and cause irritation? We are 'programmed' to experience a specific time frame and expect a result in the end. Would our programming evolve into letting us walk a straight road that never ends with no destination to await us in the end. After all, it's the journey that's more worthwhile than the destination, but what would you say to a never-ending journey with no destination to expect in the end?

Choices

Life is a mesh of complexities produced by none other but our very own choices that either try keeping us at bay from what we sometimes fear while at other times, letting us plunge into the river of opportunities. What we decide today might end up with a drastic blast of phenomena in the end. It's like chaos theory: the initial randomness of insignificant details eventually give rise to big consequences. What I believe is that choices, no matter how little or insignificant, must be taken whenever time comes for that, for if we won't take our own choices, someone else will. Nothing is more detestable than living a life chosen by someone other than yourself.