Since we’re on the subject of libraries, I will talk about my favorite spot in ours.  On the second floor, across from the reference desk, there’s a little section with a globe and a few chairs and tables.  There’s also those rooms you can go in if you have to do  a group project.  It’s the perfect spot for people-watching without getting too distracted.  Plus, if I need references, the lady is right there!  The only problem with it is that I have to choose between looking out the window or people-watching.  Unless its snowing, I vote for people-watching all the way.  Maybe it’s because I work in the mall.

Also, I changed the theme because the previous one didn’t display tags or usernames.

Being able to know what something is inside of your head and draw a picture of it is an amazing feat.  Hopefully someone else will be able to determine what you drew is the same object that was inside your head.  As a writing major, and I discussed this in my final paper for Tweedie, I think being able to describe  a thought in your head is pretty much just as cool as being able to draw it.  Describing, through words what you see allows the reader to be the artists and paint their own picture in their head.  I guess it all depends on if you want the audience of either a painting or an essay to see exactly what you saw in your head, or their own version.  However, I bet plenty of artists get frustrated when their paintings don’t look exactly the way they want them too.  In this regard, I can finally understand why our major is titled writing arts.

If you don’t understand what Socrates is trying to say, give this a look.

(I should be somewhere around where this video was taken actually)