Thursday, June 13, 2013

Best thoughts come at night.

Isnt it so, Dear Void? I have noticed that the best thoughts come before sleeping and then I doze off to process them in my dreams and the results are dreams where all the weird things seem completely normal and ordinary. But thats not what I wanted to talk about.

I was laying in bed yesterday and I couldnt sleep. It was still so much light outside, it doesnt really go that dark in June, the "light nights" as they call it. I was laying here and thinking. And in the moments like this, I like to talk out loud. If anybody heard me, they would probably think that Im little nutty, talking to myself but this kind of habbit (I wouldnt really call it that though) helps me to clear my head and get some things straight. Raise your hand who also does that!

So I was laying here and thinking to myself and one conversation I had with someone came to my head. We were talking about our correspondence in facebook. He asked me why am I not writing as often as I used to. I replied that why arent you writing at all. He said that he has been really busy lately. I dont really want to narrate you all that was said (because it got kind of ugly) but that brings me to one thing that I really hate about facebook messaging and how some people do it.
For example, when I get a message there, I reply right away. Some people dont really do that. The read it and they reply much later. Dont people realise that the other person can see when you have first read it? And I dont really buy that crap what some people give me saying that they didnt have time to reply. Really? You had time to surf the facebook, post some new pictures and obviously had time to read what I wrote and all of a sudden you dont have a minute to write me couple of lines? I do understand that people are busy. BUT when you are really busy as you claim to be, why are you online in the first place? You should be busy with being busy.
Does that kind of behaviour bother other people too or is it just me? It wouldnt be the first time, Dear Void.

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