lost-and-searching

Already January has past by, and oh so swiftly. Well, I have finally gone on that trip to Bangladesh that I've been speaking of for two or so years now. I wasn't out searching for photos to take; most of the ones I've submitted recently just happened upon me. If I had gone into that environment with a different mindset and had a goal of taking certain photos, I don't believe they would have come out quite like they did. Offer any critique you like, and I hope you enjoy these photos of Bangladesh.

Currently Listening: Vicarious - TOOL Currently Reading: The Messiah Of Morris Avenue by Tony Hendra It is overwhelming what is going on presently. The world is falling apart and we are all busy with our reality shows and floppy scripted television. We're too busy to be concerned. Right? Is that what it is? People during the world wars and previous dilemmas had time on their hands. The public had time to be troubled by such things. We are too busy with our mundane lives and petty problems to give a rats ass about what might be bigger issues. We have soccer games to drive our children to, and we must tend to the endless grocery list planted

  I've only managed to attain two of the things from that list in the previous journal. Dan Brown's The Da Vinci Code and a new phone.  The Da Vinci Code was actually a good read, regardless of the movie and all the hype going aroung it at the moment. I enjoyed the pacing of the book and also all of the interesting facts that I just would not have otherwise known. It had me questioning a few things, but I assume that was one of the initial intentions of the book. I also learned quite a lot about the infamous Da Vinci. It all tied together fairly well. But really, is the Louvre's pyramid really constructed with 666 panes of glass?  What