Interpretations And Visions So my room in my house is the loft, otherwise know as the attic. It is here where I have a skylight that's approximately five and a half feet wide. From this window at the moment I can see the tops of the houses opposite. Now the weather outside isn't exactly perfect, infact it's typical England in the sense of rain (well drizzle) and by looking out my window I visualise what the media has portrayed to me as industrial England (Victorian era); murky, dark and over-bearing buildings. It's led me to remember something I have always wondered; that being how a individual visualises/interprets a situation, scenario or scene. Being colour blind between shades of colours definitely affects the way I see things meaning that the things I imagine vary alot from others. But the main point of this is to basically ponder on varient trigger points of a person and how each image created by one person is a clear contrast to that of another.

Don't Walk Into A Doorway It hurts.

I can resist anything but temptation - Oscar Wilde

De Ja Vu Once again I have no desire to go to work. Probably due to the fact I have a ten hour shift today and tomorrow ! Ps. There's a pine cone on my stairs and I have no idea where it came from.

Hypocrisy By no extent of the imagination am I suggesting that I'm a saint when it comes to being a hypocrite; I hate bitches, but honestly I can be one. I have a dislike for materialism and people who flash their cash, yet, I am one of these people(when I have money) Now this weekend is Easter weekend and it's the meaning behind such traditions and beliefs that have led me to create this peice. Today is good Friday and even to a religion novice like myself I know that fish is normally consumed on this day. Something to do with Jesus. Bread and 5000 people. I think. (I'm a open atheist, don't hold me too it) So in my household today we were told to eat fish because "it's good Friday, and that's what we do" and it was this that made me think of how hypocritical some people are in their aspect to religion. People who claim not to believe in the events told in the bible yet still blaspheme against Jesus' name. Individuals who claim not to believe that there was a saviour who sacrificed himself for us yet these people still celebrate Christmas. I suppose looking at such things that I am once again a hypocrite. Now I'm not trying to make excuses, but, I do these things because my family do. In order to be a part of my family (who are Christian) I celebrate these times with them. Not because I necessarily believe in them, it is just a occasion to share with my family. But here I still think of the hypocrisy that affects other people when it comes to such religious holidays. Is this down to sociological pressure? Or just force tradition ?