Blogs are the lava lamps of the 2000s pt.II

I find people interesting, thus I find blogs interesting.

Maybe that's strange, a lot of people complain about the amount of desocialization that has been occurring recently but I find it not so impetus on my own life. People (including myself) block themselves off in public, you block yourself from me and I block myself from you, but here, with no face, no judgements, no opinions, we are free to take up that niche missing with another person and impose our full personality into that dimension of interaction in this digital nonspace. So I find that most people are a lot more interesting then they let on, but then again, I don't really know people, maybe you feel differently, perhaps I'm much more dull to you than you are to me. I do not think it would make much of a difference to me whether texting is taking over people's lives or not, you are not going to talk to me anyway, and I am not going to talk to you, and that's because you are a person, with a face, with judgements, with opinions, and we both fear those things. On the other hand maybe these blogs actually are helping me "get" people as a whole, I just haven't tried it yet, I don't know. All I know is that you are interesting.

I'm probably not a big a loser as I make or think myself to be, I do things when I can and I know people.

But that undulates between thinking that I am quite drastically.

I missed Lyn-Z Way's art opening, and I'm really bummed about that. Completely just flew over my head.

But this weekend was really nice.