If I were an inanimate object, I would be paint. Paint have different colors in different textures and shine and yet it could be easily applied into any surface and bring out the purpose into applying it just like me who could be put anywhere and any situation and easily blends and adapts to it so that I could bring out the purpose why was I put in there. Moreover, paint could make an unexciting surface more appealing and attractive just like me who can turn any dull situation into something more lively and enjoyable. Paint on the other hand due to time and different weather could lose its shine and fades its color but could be easily restore by repainting over it and bring back its beauty. Just like me who is a normal person and can be easily be thrown with problems and circumstances that could affect my whole personality but could easily overcome it and start anew.
This is something I need to repost. Nowadays most people tend to just pass by performances especially if they do not know who the artist is. But if the artist is somewhat famous they tend to gather just to see that person and not really care of his performance. Seeing that the person is really handsome or beautiful, tall or short, mestizo or not, is what they are after but not internally feeling the art of the performance. I for myself stops whenever I hear beautiful voice singing or any performance with great skills, or whenever I see a piece of art that is just worth the attention even if I do not know who they are or who did it. hehehe I just love artist with great talents. How about you?
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There are a lot of innovations that came along with the existence of men. Each innovation is an improvement of things to make our life better, comfortable and satisfied. Yet here are three things I wished was not invented for it affect my daily living here on earth.
I wished cigarettes had not been invented. Not that because it can shorten your lifespan by 11 minutes each cigarette smoked or approximately 10 to 15 years of life to smokers who died of tobacco-related diseases and illnesses. Not that it can cause birth defects both mentally and physically to pregnant woman who smokes. Not that it cannot only cause damage to the smoker themselves but also to other person who inhales the some or the commonly called “second hand smokers” Not that it is the most frequent source of fire to private homes, grasslands and forests and even can take lives of people who are trap in that fire. Not that its butt constitute almost 24% of the total garage collected and over twice over in any category. Not that its butts also contains the chemical filtered from the cigarette and can leak into waterways and even water supplies. Not that it can cause disruptions to services and operations because it triggers the alarms systems of many facilities. But because it is addictive basically because they said it contains nicotine and I seem cannot remove it into my system. I tried to remove it but it keeps coming back. They said it is your own dedication and will that can totally remove it and I concur with this but when stress and problems comes in, again and again cigarettes tend to say “Hi” and waiting for you to take it back again. When stopping you will always say “just one” but after one stick, you will crave for more. Not until, you can say no. Not until, you can never say “just one”. That is the time you can say have stop the habit of smoking cigarettes. That is why it is addictive and that is why I wish it was not invented.
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“…a visual tour de force of the best of modern architecture in a format that pays proper homage to their designers.” ~Trend Hunter Magazine”Because it cannot be touched, it is close to impossible to experience architecture on paper. The Modern Architecture Pop-Up Book, attempts to bridge the gap through pop-ups that replicate the most innovative contemporary architectural masterpieces from around the world.” ~Bal Harbour Magazine”…a marvel of construction…that will both amaze and edify.” ~W Magazine”There are architecture books, and then there is The Modern Architecture Pop-Up Book. If you’d like to add a third dimension to your own architectural experience (and who wouldn’t!), give this one a shot.” ~Gearcrave.com”Architectural history unfolds–literally–in “Modern Architecture Pop-Up”…the book offers a speedy grand tour of notable buildings.” ~The New York Times”…how all our parents were so wrong, we aren’t too old for pop-up books we just needed a (more…)
