
As much as I enjoy being outside this time of year, the rebirth of spring always makes me turn inward and reflect on my humble existence… as a person… on a planet… in an endless universe. I ponder the concept of infinity which always makes me shudder in the split second that I come close to understanding it. I think of the circle of life and the spawn of Snookie. I hum a few bars of the Lion King before I beat myself up for allowing my brain to become a safe haven for all the anti-knowledge, pop culture junk this universe has to offer. How did my thoughts become so impure and unnatural? Where did I go wrong?
I can’t wholly blame myself. The course of our culture has changed in ways we could’ve never imagined. Technology has played a dirty trick on us. It gave us all this free time by finding quicker, more efficient ways to do things. Now, it seems to have lost its focus in its quest to find ways to give us every detail on any topic at any given moment no matter how newsworthy the information may be. In effect, it’s wasting the time it originally freed up for us. If someone were to have pulled me aside 30 years ago to tell me that my dreams of robot dogs and hover cars would be replaced with endless conversations about fracking and Etch-a-Sketch politics, I think I would have just let my brother smother me the next time he tried to trap me in my sleeping bag. So for now, I’ve had enough of the future for a while. I think it’s time stop and smell the flowers… or maybe just tweet about smelling them in a figurative way.
TRENDS:
Suede Saddle Shoes: Alden for J.Crew Limited Edition Two-Tone $565.00
Short Sleeve Madras: Beams Plus Madras Shirt at Mr. Porter $175.00
Vintage Wash Denim: Wallace & Barnes Slim Fit at J.Crew $298.00
Casual Leather Briefcase: Billykirk Schoolboy Satchel at J.Crew $365.00









































March 23, 2012
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