Recently I have just had so much piled on me that I feel overwhelmed, but at the same time I look around at other people I know and it seems like compaired to them I have it easy. I have a roof over my head, wonderful friends, am in love with a wonderful guy, and have a family that cares for me. So, for now I just want to talk about something a little less serious. This semester while driving home I have seen people doing the strangest things...everything from a grown (maybe 26 year old man) sucking his thumb (while driving of course) to a man picking his nose and eating whatever treasure he found in there. Which leaves me to wonder only one thing...do people think that when they get into their car that somehow they are shielded from other people being able to see what they are doing? Or, is it that they simply don't care because the likelyhood that they will see someone they know is slim to none? Well, if it is the first one, let me be the first to inform them that the real world is not like a cartoon where you can get into an invisible car and be completely unseen from the outside world. Sometimes I just sit back and wonder, would these people really do this stuff if they knew so many people noticed? Don't get me wrong, I have certainly done my fair share of weird things while I was in the car...making funny faces, overly-dramatically singing along with songs on the radio, etc. but come on, isnt there a line? haha I mean, if it is something that you wouldnt tell your friends you do maybe it's best that it doesn't leave your house...no matter how invisible you think you are in your car. :) People do strange things every day and its these strange things that make us essentially who we are. So, next time you are riding in the car take a glance around at some of these people and think about how many of them would not be doing that same thing if they had a passenger in the car with them. [: just something to think about lol until next time,
B
