History in the making usually doesn’t go unnoticed by those around. It's true we do not always realize immediately the importance of each movement of history. But it suffices to open our eyes and be ever attentive to the life of the world to see how fast the world is changing today.

Young people tend to live in the moment, without worrying too much about the future of the world. They lack hindsight that would enable them to appreciate the value of small facts heralding major changes.

Knowing how to observe the events around is a quality that is acquired with time and age. What is happening right now in the USA and in the rest of the world should leave no one indifferent.

I have a different outlook on things. I may be young, and not know the kind of stuff, you guys know.

I haven't left my place in a year and a half now. I have no clue, what is going on out there, apart from what I see on the news. I'm too far away from anywhere, to even have anything local.

I can climb a hill and look at a main road through binoculars.But there is no sound to go with what i'm seeing.

My everyday sounds are animals my own and wild. Baz's truck pulling in and out. The sound of my tractor or the gate bell telling me someone is there.

My outside world is through the eyes of other people. Be that real time or TV. It's all I have.

I think most people have, at least part of, their heads up in lala land without ever realizing it. Books, music, movies, etc keep entertaining us with all these fascinating people, places and events its hard not to think about them and compare it our own reality and think how much reality sometimes sucks. To cope with it or even just to live with a little bit of a better satisfaction, I think most of us keep a foot inside that fantasy land of how we think things should be, who we're suppose to see, what we're suppose to find in everyday life and forget to take in what actually is, what we do see, and what we do find

You make me miss Boston.