I-land airing on a Friday night is sort of the best thing ever, because
A) I can actually watch it instead of having to study or work on assignments
B) It gets me through the week
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I-land airing on a Friday night is sort of the best thing ever, because
A) I can actually watch it instead of having to study or work on assignments
B) It gets me through the week
It is fascinating to me. This is the 2,276th file on my camera. I say "file" and not "photo" because video recordings are tracked under the same tally — anywho. I did not realize it, how many I'd taken. I don't take many very often, so seeing that number is... Strange. Almost wholesome. As if it amounted to something, to hold me to where I was, to prove I was there. It's all a lot of clouds, along with sparse family photos of fun little times. Almost solely in snow, too. My roots have held, it'd seem. But that is beside my point. It's a comforting feeling to realize that I was there, despite that I no longer can be, even through memory. Forever onward, only glances back — except for this — this small device, wielding years of moments of myself.
Some time ago, I smelled something familiar that I couldn't place for the life of me. I don't remember the smell, what it was from, nor why it was so familiar, just that I wrote down that I'd smelled something I couldn't remember anymore. It's an uncomfortable feeling. Nostalgic, as any other, but uncomfortable. I'd wonder if anyone else too has such memory issues as I do, but I prefer to hope not.
I've lately felt a need to feel. I forget how to care for my emotions when they first arrive, and leave them as they are without giving understanding, not knowing I've done so until I crack. I almost wonder if anyone else knows the feeling. Surely, there are at least a few that do.
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Taken from /r/Showerthoughts/
Posted by Andi via newshare.