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Whole Lotta E
Was comming home from work after stopping and getting a 6'er. Sitting at a traffic light and thinking it was my last signal before I got home to see my case of n2o on the doorstep as I orderd some. Just then a big semi goes by and low and behold in large letters it was displaying its contents- Nitrous Oxide. So I am thinking synchronicity is always at work even when youre just happy to be off work and get a buzz on.
I wonder sometimes what makes so us attracted to technology. I for example used to dream about the "communicators" that the crewmembers used in the old Star Trek shows. I wanted one so bad because it had those cool buttons and a swirly gizmo. Today I look at my cell phone as a communicator that has come out of a 60s' sci-fi series. But I don't hold the same fascination; heck I lost the one I just acquired. How much do we need to talk to one another? How much should we devote to some device that is easy to lose or drop into a toilet or die, as you’re distracted while driving a car? But no, once, I lost mine and recently went thru a sort of withdrawal because I needed my instant communication device. Like a baby souring and pouting as the pacifier is suddenly removed. I didn’t like that sort of attraction to this facet of technology as I have always felt pretty much a quiet person that tends to shun constant interaction with people. I mean if I need a phone I pick the one up in my house or find a pay phone if must. As time has passed now I don't miss the dreadful thing.
Finally have installed all the new drivers for my office PC. I was stuck in 16 bit color untill I found the right video drivers so now I can get back to some Photoshop and Bryce 3D graphics.
It's now the new year and time to get back from the slacked pace of the holidays to a more goal oriented mode. I got MicroVote.com a new face lift finally. I want to see "Lost In Translation" but it is not in any theaters here. Grey mist and unseasonably warm today.
