When I
think about the world around me, I feel that people lack passion. Of course we
have many diverse interests, but somewhere along the way we lose the passion
for life. Disconnection time for me was a very important experience. I
discovered the beauty of everyday life, the poetry of life. Rather than turn on
the laptop I opened the window and watched the neighbor's cat. Seemingly
ordinary, mundane everyday life. But the feeling of wind and sun on the skin
made me in a good mood. It's incredible how fast the thinking. Although I'm a
little old-fashioned, and I'm used to being offline, re-discovered the beauty
of the moment. For example, delighted in the taste of coffee when I drink it
every morning in a hurry. Previous Wednesday etched in my memory, it was a
remarkable day.
Walk the
Hague resulted in knowing a wonderful person. Drinking coffee on the terrace of
a skyscraper, watching the skyline, I met a lovely old lady. If I was staring
at the screen of my phone, I did not see the woman, and certainly would not be any
conversation. Looking at the people on the street did not see anyone who would
keep his phone in his pocket.
Is your
virtual life is more interesting and beautiful than the current moment?
Architects
designing great buildings singled out in particular the highest parts. The most
beautiful architectural monuments are not uncommon at the height of our sight.
However, when lifting our head...
The
unfortunate reality of today's modern world is that man does not see anything
except their cellphone. This little world inside a box becomes everything we
have. Many people living in The Hague whole life I never paid attention to the
highest parts of the building in which he lives.
I miss the
poetry of everyday life. For the observant, for people who are able to dream,
explore and look carefully. I feel lonely with my old-fashioned nature.
Strolling we see only our feet and sidewalk... Do you see something beyond?
My photo
report from The Hague and the walk was a time of reflection. It gave me a lot
of luck. Exploring the city can be just as exciting as the journey into the
unknown. However, I felt alone in the ocean technology. I hope that the most
important parts of life do not move to the sidewalks, so we can see them.
