and i have to agree

Walking is so liberating :) Of course I'll always prefer cars/buses over walking, sometimes.. you jsut need to take the time to walk :o :)

--edit-- I started watching 선덕여왕. There's this scene where.. basically there's a bad guy chasing after a mom and a daughter. So they're running away, and the mom gets caught in quicksand, so the daughter does everything to help, and tries to rope her up and everything. The mom, knowing that it's obviously impossible to escape from the quicksand when it's nearly up to her shoulders, takes a knife out and begins cutting the rope. They show the scene all the way to the mom sinking so you can't see any part of her. While watching this, I thought damnnnn... what would I have done if I was in such a helpless situation? Can you imagine watching your mom sinking in front of you, and you can't even pull her out? You can't even go in, because, well, it's your mother's wish that you stay alive. I kept thinking about it, and honestly, I don't know what the hell I would've done. I never do well under pressure, and I think watching my mom go like that would probably have left me tramautized for the rest of my life. Sigh, this sounds lame, but dramas are so realistic. All that acting, and memorable scenes, get you thinking, "What would I have done in that situation?" Well, there goes my happy time. Now I'm stuck thinking about, "What would I have done?" Sigh, I hate empathy. D:




I didn't mean it...