Idle Saturday evening
I am truly drawn to people's passion... and that can be passion for anything; well, anything excluding malicious, perverted or just plain ol' greedy -- but of course, I have to say that all of these are based on purely subjective judgement. I am known to be of a curious sort, and I can listen to anyone as long as the person has a genuine passion for something. For example, I can probably pick up an encyclopedia, turn to any listed subject and pore through the content with focused fascination. (I think that the last entry I read was on Kyrzigstan.)
Of course, Internet (especially blogs and podcasts) is a terrific place to run into people with passion for all sorts of things, and I can easily get lost for hours if I find a particularly good blog, completely absorbed in whatever the author has to say. For example, just a few minutes ago, I wanted to get others opinions on whether they thought that Godiva's Platinum Collection was that much better than the standard kind, and within a few minutes, I was able to get some interesting takes such as: http://www.chocolateobsession.com/2006/01/review_godiva_platinum_collect.htm#more
A few clicks more, I ran into another fascinating blog: http://www.roboppy.net/food/.
It's a shame that the people beind such curious interests and passion are hidden behind the invisible Internet barrier; how delightful would it be to talk over a box of chocolate or try out some unusual sandwich in an ethnic diner? Well, some more idle thoughts as I'm enjoying a rather peaceful Saturday evening in my apartment -- catching up on the TiVO'ed shows and idly surfing the web while listening to some newly downloaded albums. Life is peaceful in Lakeview tonight.
Of course, Internet (especially blogs and podcasts) is a terrific place to run into people with passion for all sorts of things, and I can easily get lost for hours if I find a particularly good blog, completely absorbed in whatever the author has to say. For example, just a few minutes ago, I wanted to get others opinions on whether they thought that Godiva's Platinum Collection was that much better than the standard kind, and within a few minutes, I was able to get some interesting takes such as: http://www.chocolateobsession.com/2006/01/review_godiva_platinum_collect.htm#more
A few clicks more, I ran into another fascinating blog: http://www.roboppy.net/food/.
It's a shame that the people beind such curious interests and passion are hidden behind the invisible Internet barrier; how delightful would it be to talk over a box of chocolate or try out some unusual sandwich in an ethnic diner? Well, some more idle thoughts as I'm enjoying a rather peaceful Saturday evening in my apartment -- catching up on the TiVO'ed shows and idly surfing the web while listening to some newly downloaded albums. Life is peaceful in Lakeview tonight.

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