I wish I had something profound to say. In the past, I've been known to talk about important issues or philosophize about random things. There have been times where I'll be thinking about something and consider writing about it on here and then the moment will pass before I can get to my computer. Sure, the thoughts will still be swimming around in my head but I just don't feel like blogging about it anymore. I guess the initial brilliant feeling fades quickly and then it just feels like another thought among the masses.
I must say that I am happy to get out of town this weekend. I'm tired of dealing with stupid drama. I feel like everyone's stressed out this quarter. I don't know why- it's only week 4. I know midterms are coming up but they are no reason to bite someones head off. Getting away will be good for me to simply relax. I can even turn my phone on silent or something and not feel guilty about it because it will be a mini vacation. I don't understand our dependence on our cell phones. I see people talking on their phones practically all day and in the most inappropriate moments. The other day I saw a woman speaking on her phone during lunch with her husband. She was on the phone for like 15 mins and I sat there watching her in awe. Why can't we just detach ourselves from our phones for at least an hour a day? I mean are those phone calls really that important to have during lunch with your significant other? At least excuse yourself from the table! *sigh* maybe it's just me but I find it rude when people answer their phones at the table. It's your time to actually have human interaction and enjoy being with someone in person and eat, not reattach your ear to your piece of technology. When will this phase end? We crave intimacy whether it be closeness with a dear friend or a significant other and yet we detach ourselves from the very thing we seek. It's counterproductive. No wonder so many people are unhappy with their lives... they make terrible decisions without realizing it.
Enough ranting.. I think it's time for bed.
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