Carry my joy on the left, carry my pain on the right..

[lucilu]

Curled up in the corner of a cafe on a small wooden chair, in view of only a few - I sit with a warm Vanilla Latte clasped in my hands tight, eying my prey over the foamy top of my coffee. I take no notice to the flickering light above me, or the sound of the cash register popping in and out. The dull murmurs in the back of people talking about

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[uzielnz]

The way a person walks is one of the best ways to judge what sort of person they are

[lucilu]

I couldn't agree more. :)

[uzielnz]

We should do some people watching sometime.

[morbid_curious]

Oddly, I've been working on improving my posture recently, and I've generally been more positive and energetic than I've been for months. Perhaps walking tall is a good step towards self-improvement..?

[morbid_curious]

Knowing who and where you are can help in a lot of things. Where to go, how to get there, who to go there with... all are pretty meaningless without that original context. That kind of deep-down connection seems to be a pretty fundamental one.

On another note, it's good to see you giving yourself some credit where it's due. Little steps, but I think it's in the right direction :-)

[loonyt]

People watching can be both very enlightening and a lot of fun... wish I had the patience to do it more often. It's also a matter of balancing watching and learning with actually doing that gets tricky.

[binkenstein]

Discovery is more like a see-saw. You observe something in the people around you, and it effects you, yet the way it effects you effects the way you observe people, and so on.

[insert more wise stuff here]

[berserkir]

Pants :)