Sunday, March 26, 2006

i wonder what this guy had for breakfast.


(musician- downtown seattle. photo by shayne villanueva)

when observing- what are the questions that come to your mind?

sometimes (note: sometimes) i'll walk by a random stranger and think about a number of things: i wonder about the person's last telephone conversation; the cause of their last sincere laugh; do they talk to their parents often?; what kind of music elevates their groove?; their values; their fears; their goals; their regrets; their last dream...

romanticizing these snap shots are simply entertaining ways to pass the time, when there is time to be passed.

observations=simple pleasures in life.

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"Because written voices must express their characters concisely, writers must pay careful attention to the use of subtext in written speech. The more tantalising the subtext, the more likely the reader is to become engaged with the character, even to the point of imagining the spoken voice with all its intonations and inflections."

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