Anything Can Break, Pinaree Sanpitak, 2009 Installation
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If the average lifespan was 50 years, would you do anything differently?
An Ode To Lazy Summers
To my great regret, I no longer know how to be lazy, and summer is no fun without sloth. Indolence requires patience—to lie in the sun, for instance, day after day—and I have none left. When I could, it was bliss. I lived liked the old Greeks, who knew nothing of hours, minutes, and seconds. […]
Who are my mother and my brothers?
I really enjoyed today’s Gospel reading. As I am “plugged in” a lot these days, this hit home. It is a mere call to be present and mindful of our immediate surroundings. Today’s Gospel reading from MK 3:31-35 Then Jesus’ mother and his brothers came; and standing outside, they sent to him and called him. A […]
Must See Video on Possible Consequences of Technology
Relating this Viral Video to Our Lives I was at a college baseball game recently and I observed that most kids were playing on their iPads and phones instead of interacting with each other or watching the game. There was however, one kid (probably 8 years old) who brought his own baseball and glove. With […]