What I have been wondering today is if anyone has written on the joys of total experience, and if there is a proper antonym for experience. By this I mean if experience is that which is 'perienced' externally (I understand the terminology of this argument needs some work) then shouldn't the opposite be something that is 'perienced' internally. E.g. living in your head and coming to conclusions based on your thoughts rather than any action.
I feel like whenever I walk down the street here I totally immersed in experience, and there isn't room for my thoughts in my head. It feels absolutely real.
I went for lunch with Saumya today and we had the best pizza I've had since I got here. However, this isn't really saying much as the others have been from Dominos and Pizza Hut. The base was okay, and the mozzarella didn't have an odd after taste. It was nice to catch up with her since she's been travelling around India on photography missions and I have missed her straightforward way of talking.
I feel like whenever I walk down the street here I totally immersed in experience, and there isn't room for my thoughts in my head. It feels absolutely real.
I went for lunch with Saumya today and we had the best pizza I've had since I got here. However, this isn't really saying much as the others have been from Dominos and Pizza Hut. The base was okay, and the mozzarella didn't have an odd after taste. It was nice to catch up with her since she's been travelling around India on photography missions and I have missed her straightforward way of talking.
Room service tea and Parle G!
Erection of scaffolding for Penguin Books' 'Spring Fever' festival
Tight-ropesque building techniques
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