Beginning of spring, events, randomized.

Well it looks like spring is finally on the way, I find that today was a good example of that fact, I enjoyed taking the photos last time, I will post more photos once I sort through what I've got, what I have taken etc. Actually I am looking forward to the summer, I find it more free, without the impediments of the snow, the necessity of using public transportation, the cold etc. One can get about just by bicycling, I personally like to exist minimally, with just a few things, almost enough to carry with me everything of value I own, just necessities, it makes one more free, rather than less, later on I would like to travel a lot, or rather more, I appreciate the diversity that one can experience, by doing so, more so than if one remains rooted, I do not like to be rooted.

I have been reading Sun After Dark, by Pico Iyer, it is a fictionalization of current events and his interpretation of foreign cultures. It is enjoyable as a novel as well, and is written with surprising eloquence and complexity, his use of other references is quite unique as well.

I find that time passes by so quickly these days, I manage to get quite a lot done, but still, time seems to pass by at a break-neck speed, to exaggerate a bit.

I would like to see more films in the cinema, although I manage to see a lot on DVD's either rented or borrowed from the library etc. Not very much is playing right now though that particularly intrigues me though, the last film I saw was P.T. Anderson's "there will be blood", I have liked the one or two others by him that I have seen, and this was not a disappointment. (although this is old news by now, I cant remember if I really mentioned it)

Well Obama won the Mississippi primary regaining some well-needed momentum after clintons success of the texas and ohio primaries, it is an interesting race (or battle) to observe, not only is it just two politicians, it is a man and woman, black and white persons. To quote another news source, Obama is more an embodiment of inspiration, whilst Clinton has experience. It is also, therefore, a battle between experience and inspiration. So what will Americans choose? Inspiration or experience. Personally I have not been much of a fan of Hillary's techniques and practices, I respect Obama, his attitude, his position. His techniques and tactics. Whichever one wins, the results will be interesting. The US in my opinion needs to focus on internal and domestic issues though, and step off the "world stage" so to speak. Although I don't follow US news stories or anything that much.

PS: As you can see from my (imperfect and incomplete) background photo in the title, I am attempting to make things seem a little more lively here.