Recently I've been burnt by my own decision to team up with somebody to do some work and it's kind of rebounded and hit me right in the back. So I guess it is beneficial to be the individual at times.
But for most things in life, it is best done with teamwork and cooperation with people who deserve your input of work AND play.
Life is just one long road that I'm driving on. I pick up passengers in my never-filling car. Each passenger is like a lesson. Some passengers I drop off at their destination while others stay with my throughout the whole drive of life.
Meaningful Conversations
I'm typically a very social person. I like to talk and be with people. It makes me happy to do so. Lately though I've found most of my online conversations to be very... bland and uninteresting. It's a repetitive cycle of faces and asking how the other person is doing and what they're doing.
It makes me feel not useful whenever I have these empty chats. I guess that's how everybody feels, but they just don't realize it. Sometimes I wish that every conversation I had was meaningful and brilliant, full of emotion and just nothing but casual conversing. Not chatting while your friend is off cooking lunch or reading a book. I wonder what happened to just talking.
I finished a lot of my homework last night, but surprisingly didn't work on my latest project (that I believe will actually go on to reach the end), which is a kinetic typography lyric video for an unknown artist. I constantly switch over from basic coding to digital media and the such (example of my very basic vector to the right), and I guess right now is my digital media stage.
Anyhow, as I said, my most recent project has been a lyric video. It's actually a tedious process to make the animation for each word as the artist sings it (not to mention repetitively boring), but I figure in the end it will look better than anything I have ever done.
Somehow I feel very... complete when I do things such as AV or kinetic typography. It's just the satisfaction of seeing how much work you have completed in a certain amount of time. Somehow it kind of just makes me feel alive. Weird right?
Looks Like I Won't Be Posting For The Next 24 Hours
I just realized I've spent quite some time working on this post (which I started because I was talking to my cousin about my science fair project) and it's already past midnight. When I started off blogging, my mindset was that you shouldn't have more than one post per day. I guess that applies to THIS blog because it's kind of like a journal to me, but for other blogs (cooking blogs, gaming blogs), that probably wouldn't really matter. But this is my blog, so I guess I won't be blogging until tomorrow.
It's only been 11 minutes into February 11, 2013 Monday, so I can't really say what number I'm feeling like, but considering the past few hours, I feel like a solid 8. Anyhow, it's officially Family Day now and I guess now is a better time than any to wish everybody a great Family Day.
"I like nonsense, it wakes up the brain cells. Fantasy is a necessary ingredient in living." - Dr. Seuss
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