Just think at this point an ambiguous smile. My name is Bunny, I know nothing about it.
now to the actual topic of the post ... This has encouraged me here a little degree.
And this was indeed already last week, but I still look through the head.
I think it's nice that among all the Gezicke always finds someone to leisure, and takes the time to themselves and others to remind us what it really should go. In such views may be, I think each of us somehow find themselves.
I'll experiment in February . Start Here come the semester break and I now fear that I'm only doing nothing again and I'll get bogged unhealthy eating in front of my PC, I 'nen Cut. I will try a month without internet. I know, sounds gross. But after I now live for months without a cell phone, I've lately been thinking about media consumption in general, and have come to the conclusion that constant availability and the urge to be always up to date, sort of can not be healthy. There are some things that remain some way behind. I'm no longer a good book read to the end, my George Martin's are still almost untouched on the shelf. I have new crayons that I have not yet tried. I could do with tinkering accessories, I could get paint from home and my easel. I could write more effectively if I did not always run alongside Facebook.
But then come the doubts. Let's start with the most ridiculous of: Oh my God, what will happen to my City Ville-town? Who will pick up for me my ribbons? There are so many tiny little time-waster on the Internet, you think it is indeed a mere 5 minutes a day, but it's five minutes of life time one spends in front of the PC, while one could enjoy the nice weather outside or read a good book. I'll miss as much if not every day I look at EGL and Animexx. Since it's already happening. We actually still remember how the Internet an integral part of our life? How do people get nervous when three days were not on Facebook? As we also expect others to read messages as quickly as possible, we are always available when writing them, as we deliver even discussions about the most personal things in chat rooms, instead of sometimes all the old school landline phone to . Access
I know that I will not go so far as to delete my accounts and tough to start a new, Internet-free life. I'm that part of a scene that could remain difficult without online communities alive. I'm that a member of a generation for whom the Internet has become the habitat. But I'll try, and the decisions I make it. Ie: monthly cold withdrawal. As of Tuesday I am offline. The most important people get my landline number and my address, I am still reachable in three ways: fixed line, letter, come home and ring the bell. All others may think of me and imagine how I will probably spend my time. A few plans I've had. I'll go for walks in the morning, I'll read a lot, write even more hopefully, meet friends, Clubbing, 2 gigs are on, I will make my balcony nice for spring, go to the museum, I paint organize a sofa bed, drawing, handicrafts, and so on and so forth. I'm at grad still considering whether I would let my sister see through once a week just for me my mail. But I'd tend to let it complete.
Otherwise I'll spend the day today with linguistics. Tomorrow is my first exam on Tuesday methodology is tuned, I will Monday evening and Tuesday morning, again with Esther learn after we were yesterday so successful. The whole afternoon sitting in the Bib, but hey, structural analysis is now no longer a foreign word for me. Thursday visual arts, then, on Monday on it again Lingu. And then I have vacation. Fuck yeah.
