What makes a timepiece great? We all notice different styles of watches adorning the wrists of men, women and children alike. It can tickle your fancy or not. I remember my first watch being a black and digital with a rubber strap when I was around nine or ten years old. I also remember when I lost it or maybe it was stolen from me, that I was sad. It was nice and looked cool. Not many children wore watches back then so I was really styling. As an adult I bought a few others, my most prized being a Kenneth Cole, and then I stopped wearing them because I don't like when people ask me the time. Now I am a nuisance asking the time because I do not own a functioning watch. Like a wilderness girl, I just judge the time based on the sun and other elements around me. Clever much?
My pending purchase is a Bulova mother of pearl. I hope to get it soon.
Mar 26, 2012
Jan 29, 2012
VISIONARY LEADING THE BLIND
Most people belong to one or more social network. Some of them update their Facebook status so regular you would think that they are getting paid to do so. They 'Like' almost everything their friends post and make some unneccessary comments.
Ever heard the saying 'the truth hurts'? If your native tongue is English and you haven't, well, I do not know what to say about you. Yesterday I update my status saying: "Music, films, art, literature and the like make my soul feels... Non Hollywood stories need to be told, donate $ to indie filmmakers. Buy a book about anything, read it then share it with someone. Start a journal. Decorate. Create. Volunteer. Learn a foreign language or better your native tongue.... I do everything except volunteer." Up to the time of writing this post not one person commented on or indicated that they liked my status. I found it rather strange to some extent. But then again, I rethought the reason for me saying this and realized that is expected.
If people read at least one book per month they would be much more understanding of the differences that exist around them and will be able to better communicate because of an expanded vocabulary. It is so easy to blame the media and first world countries when things don't go their way. Oppression and control exist in some countries yet some of the abused find a way to escape. Then why are the people with freewill complaining?
Keep it real folks.
Ever heard the saying 'the truth hurts'? If your native tongue is English and you haven't, well, I do not know what to say about you. Yesterday I update my status saying: "Music, films, art, literature and the like make my soul feels... Non Hollywood stories need to be told, donate $ to indie filmmakers. Buy a book about anything, read it then share it with someone. Start a journal. Decorate. Create. Volunteer. Learn a foreign language or better your native tongue.... I do everything except volunteer." Up to the time of writing this post not one person commented on or indicated that they liked my status. I found it rather strange to some extent. But then again, I rethought the reason for me saying this and realized that is expected.
If people read at least one book per month they would be much more understanding of the differences that exist around them and will be able to better communicate because of an expanded vocabulary. It is so easy to blame the media and first world countries when things don't go their way. Oppression and control exist in some countries yet some of the abused find a way to escape. Then why are the people with freewill complaining?
Keep it real folks.
Jan 25, 2012
TAKE THE MONEY
I sell dreams for any price and I will take your money if you allow me to. That is basically what salespersons do. Don't hate the players nor the game. It is retail business and money keeps it alive.
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