There is nothing more depressing than reading blogs about the lives of your friends when you're stuck in a place with limited connection to the outside world. More and more I make the distinction between 'Camp' and 'Home', as if I'm living two different lives that have absolutely no connection with each other.
I don't even know why I do this. None of my camp friends know any of my friends from outside, (the one time I met up with camp people for an outing was a LAN session, which of course involved less interaction with people and more interaction with Gondar), and vice versa. I am also a completely different person inside camp. Can't really explain this but you might get what I mean.
Heh. Sounds kinda stupid, but two of the blogs I just read had pictures of the sky, and I suddenly had this feeling of a prisoner who only gets to see the sky in pictures from the outside world.
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there's a sky above you too, marcus.. just look up!
-sophia
The western sky is depressing.
everything looks depressing to depressed eyes.
-sophia
You are, after all, what you see.
:P
not really. you also see what you are.
-sophia
That... is rather omninous.
You know, saying you are what you see is actually Biblical. Sermon message a few years ago.
I was actually quoting from your msn nick, but yea. That makes me look better. Heh.
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