It's raining today. It's really lovely.
My roommate put all my clothes in the dryer today. I think he thought he was doing me a favour. Well, it was a nice thing to do. I just think it's funny how different males and females are. I mean, no girl would ever do that - it's common knowledge that most clothes get hang-dried in fear of shrinking or shredding... I think females have a 3-track mind, while males have only a 1-track. I can't decide which one I would prefer...
I think it's really sad how when you walk around a populated place, like the mall or a university campus, about 95% of young people are either lost in the world of their iPod, or on their cell phone. I'm no exception; I totally freak out when my iPod dies. But it's like there's this invisble wall between people and the rest of the world - a man-made wall. A society-made wall. I sort of admire the ways of the olden days, when people weren't living in cyberspace. I feel as though then, the wind felt more alive. What element of our society has caused people to become so distant from each other - from everything else? Either we raise our surroundings onto a pedestal and are too intimidated to say hello, or we think we're the shit and far too awesome for the world. "Everyone just needs to chill out and jam together in the streets", as my favourite rosy-eyed person would say. Be excited, not nervous. Yell, don't whisper. And actually hang out with the person you're hanging out with, not talk on msn together whilst holding hands. Laaaaaaaaame.
I bought a harmonica today hahaha. I'm going to learn how to play it in Cuba.
Maybe that's why I never have time to read books - I do things like learn to play the harmonica... And make video applications for "the great barrier reef"...
I think it's really sad how when you walk around a populated place, like the mall or a university campus, about 95% of young people are either lost in the world of their iPod, or on their cell phone. I'm no exception; I totally freak out when my iPod dies. But it's like there's this invisble wall between people and the rest of the world - a man-made wall. A society-made wall. I sort of admire the ways of the olden days, when people weren't living in cyberspace. I feel as though then, the wind felt more alive. What element of our society has caused people to become so distant from each other - from everything else? Either we raise our surroundings onto a pedestal and are too intimidated to say hello, or we think we're the shit and far too awesome for the world. "Everyone just needs to chill out and jam together in the streets", as my favourite rosy-eyed person would say. Be excited, not nervous. Yell, don't whisper. And actually hang out with the person you're hanging out with, not talk on msn together whilst holding hands. Laaaaaaaaame.
I bought a harmonica today hahaha. I'm going to learn how to play it in Cuba.
Maybe that's why I never have time to read books - I do things like learn to play the harmonica... And make video applications for "the great barrier reef"...