Doesn’t this look a bit like an iPhone with the grille at the bottom?
I seriously don’t understand the idea of blogging. Is it me, or do I have a particularly short attention span when it comes to it? It’s sort of a one-way conversation between me and myself. Somehow, I can’t keep it up for very long. I’ve had several blogs over the years and every one of them didn’t survive very long. Some people keep diaries, you could think of a blog as something like that. I never did anything like that when I was young. Perhaps that could be the problem. But why would you want to let others read your most intimate thoughts?
I can’t sit down everyday and just write what happened to me. Who on earth cares about what I did and saw yesterday? I’m sure other people have better things to do. Cynical, I know. If you come to think about it, who started with the idea about blogging anyway? A ‘blog’ is supposed to be a web-log. A log? Of the things you do? Are you kidding me?
I don’t know how long I can keep this up. Talking about nothing. Kudos to those of you who can blabber on endlessly.
Doesn’t this look a bit like an iPhone with the grille at the bottom?
UFO landed on the Eiffel Tower! Just kidding
My friends and I are carrying out a project: taking photos of all metro stations in Moscow.
There are 10 Metro lines, each with about 15-20 stations, more or less. We’ve only managed to cover 2 of the lines so far, but the experience have been great. We encountered people telling us not to take photos (national security?), and old ladies saying that it’s forbidden to laugh in metro stations. And policemen, but they were just worried and warned us not to litter in the Metro station (while we were carrying our cameras and tripods and busy shooting).
Tired and alone
Fighting against fiction
Convincing the unconvincible
Rain falls from my feet
My world is upside down
And shook until everything is out
Shall I go on?
Their minds are made
Only then we’ll know
Gore didn’t make it
Maybe I’m not supposed to
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