i was just reading the title but came to read on until i finished the whole thing, slowly of course! yes the fast pace in which we live our lives has definitely taken away the most important aspect of what living is, the savoring of new-found experiences in its minutest details! because of rush we lose the ability to feel. what is there to tell then? what makes one's experience different from the other except the individually felt details that go with it. and telling experiences/stories in its "bullet-type" form makes one's story a ho-humm. anyone listening there?
On Jul 11, 2012 carla a wrote:
i was just reading the title but came to read on until i finished the whole thing, slowly of course! yes the fast pace in which we live our lives has definitely taken away the most important aspect of what living is, the savoring of new-found experiences in its minutest details! because of rush we lose the ability to feel. what is there to tell then? what makes one's experience different from the other except the individually felt details that go with it. and telling experiences/stories in its "bullet-type" form makes one's story a ho-humm. anyone listening there?