A few things
I was up around 1 last night when I looked out my window. To my utter delight, my neighbor's house was perfectly framed by my window againt an ORANGE sky. Yes, the sky was orange it was drizzling. I quickly got dressed and grabbed my camera and took 9 pictures(all of the film that was left) of the amazing trees and sky. It was so delightful and I made it my first entry in my new, PHYSICAL journal. It's actually a book for music composition, but I cut it in half and am using the staff lines as lines to write my thoughts. Pretty darn cool.
Also, tonight, Greg, KT, and I went to her house after work to help her with her Chem. homework. She finished despite our "remember" conversations. We decided that we're all really old and the the world is advancing at too fast of a rate. So much has happened in my 18 years of life. I remember when the SNES came out. That's like stone age video game, and I remember when it came out. Remember when portable CD players were called walk-mans and cost 30 bucks for a crappy one? Remember cassette tape walkman's? Now we have DVD's and these new 'blue ray' discs. A lifetime of technology has been shoved into this tiny span of 18 years. I can hardly imagine 18 years from now. If technology keeps changing like this, WE will be the video games...We'll be in them and they will seem real. Computers will read our minds, and our ovens will make us dinner before we get home. Anyway, reminiscing about the old days (holy crap, we have 'old days') is so fun, and it makes me miss them so much. Oh, and Vaness, I still have your Dino Park Tycoon disks. We were talking about that and I realized I had accidentaly stolen them from you. They shall be returned eventually.
Wow, 3:17. Goodnight all:)
Also, tonight, Greg, KT, and I went to her house after work to help her with her Chem. homework. She finished despite our "remember" conversations. We decided that we're all really old and the the world is advancing at too fast of a rate. So much has happened in my 18 years of life. I remember when the SNES came out. That's like stone age video game, and I remember when it came out. Remember when portable CD players were called walk-mans and cost 30 bucks for a crappy one? Remember cassette tape walkman's? Now we have DVD's and these new 'blue ray' discs. A lifetime of technology has been shoved into this tiny span of 18 years. I can hardly imagine 18 years from now. If technology keeps changing like this, WE will be the video games...We'll be in them and they will seem real. Computers will read our minds, and our ovens will make us dinner before we get home. Anyway, reminiscing about the old days (holy crap, we have 'old days') is so fun, and it makes me miss them so much. Oh, and Vaness, I still have your Dino Park Tycoon disks. We were talking about that and I realized I had accidentaly stolen them from you. They shall be returned eventually.
Wow, 3:17. Goodnight all:)