Dreams and Realities
I am not sure what is better: to live in a dream, or to wake up in a better reality. I thought that I was really good in squash. I thought that (more or less) I was playing it right. I thought that I was sweating a lot playing. Well, this was just a dream. Today I played with Ross and I realized how deep I was sleeping. I woke up and I was not good at squash; I woke up and I was not playing it right; I woke up and I was sweating more than before. However, weaking up to this reality is far better than keep dreaming. Why? Because, in this way my dreams can become true: I will get really good at squash, I will play it right and I will sweat a lot...Eventually, I will beat Ross.
Coming back from squash and after managing to pull myself together, I watched the video recordings of the Wireless Cultures seminar at Tate Modern, back in 2003. Pete Gomes work is very interesting, quite close to subjects I am looking at as well: mobile devices and the urban space. I kept some notes listening to his presentation, but I need to find out more about his work (especially on his 'terraportals' and 'psychic interface').
Tonight was a dancing class night. Neither I nor Anna were focused this time. I stepped on her numerous times and my posture was miserable. Merenge was a disaster and Walsh had no rhythm. We did well though on Foxtrot, this was a survivor. But Rock & Roll was a shipwreck. I hope we do better next time, otherwise how can we go to the competition in Blackpool and win?
...Another dream to sleep on.
Coming back from squash and after managing to pull myself together, I watched the video recordings of the Wireless Cultures seminar at Tate Modern, back in 2003. Pete Gomes work is very interesting, quite close to subjects I am looking at as well: mobile devices and the urban space. I kept some notes listening to his presentation, but I need to find out more about his work (especially on his 'terraportals' and 'psychic interface').
Tonight was a dancing class night. Neither I nor Anna were focused this time. I stepped on her numerous times and my posture was miserable. Merenge was a disaster and Walsh had no rhythm. We did well though on Foxtrot, this was a survivor. But Rock & Roll was a shipwreck. I hope we do better next time, otherwise how can we go to the competition in Blackpool and win?
...Another dream to sleep on.
1 Comments:
At 6:06 am, Anonymous said…
"Eventually, I will beat Ross." Dear Kostas, I can hear it from your deep subconsciousness...you probably have been waiting for the moment for years especially while fighting against your doctorial thesis.....HAHA! :p
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