I was wondering about something for quite sometime now. Isn’t the internet a wide place where many and many people gather separated by their interests and so on? Even so, don’t you feel sometimes that the internet is so crowded that it’s become lonely to be here? I know this doesn’t make any sense right now, but just think about it!

Even though there are so many people out there, I sometimes feel so lonely. I’m sure many do feel the same way I do, but why is that? I know I’m supposed to be the one giving the answers, not the one requesting them!

Internet these days ( and I say these days cuz I feel differently with time ), feels just like a tool for me to get information. I rarely talk with people, and I almost stopped using chat services anymore! When I’m on the internet, it just feels like I’m shut from the outside world, when I actually should be connected!

Ah, I’m sorry that I dragged along like this, but I’m using the blog to express my feelings to you guys! You can bare with me, right?

I was walking today when I suddenly had a feeling of hunger rushing through my stomach, that’s when i decided to walk into this small diner. They had take-outs as well. I ordered something to eat and waited for it at a table, when suddenly two guys that were arguing asked me about the posters that are on the metro trains, were they one piece stickers, or block-kinda stickers? Of course, I hadn’t the slightest idea on earth so I just stood there and then replied with ” I don’t know “. I felt embarrassed that I didn’t know something so trivial, but then again why would I?

Do I lack the basic knowledge, or it’s not something that I’m supposed to know? I’m sure most people had gone through such an experience in their lives, but why don’t we know better? Why don’t just go out and learn random stuff all the time? I wish I had known the answer to these questions, so I’m leaving the answering to you, people.

I recently read on CNN.com about a Japanese paper plane planed for launch into space. The plane is about 2.8 inches long and 2 inches wide. It’s a prototype that has survived Mach 7 speeds and scorching temperatures up to 446 degrees Fahrenheit in a hypersonic wind tunnel in a test outside of Tokyo this February.

Those Japanese people are quite something! They’re my idols :). I’m actually thinking about going to Japan in two years or something, because THAT would be something, right?

Source: CNN.com