Parallel-ed

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Isn’t she lovely(Stevie Wonder) instrumental cover- Sungha Jung

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In a 1931 issue of Mechanics Illustrated, designer Leon Feoquinos presented plans for this floating pleasure city smack dab in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. This artificial island contained not one, but four recreations of the Eiffel Tower.

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I’m going out today to the flea at Raffles, Alcova. I’m searching for the Deathly Hallows Necklace. So I hope I can find it there. And I’m probably gonna be taking pictures too.

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I am currently immersing myself deeply into the fictional tales of Jodi Picoult. Famous name huh? you should read her books then you’ll understand why, awesome narrating. I seriously found myself being a part of the story, being one of the characters, the prominent one of course, and everything revolves around me! 

A novel/book really is different from watching a television show, cause , You become the director, for those who read, I’m sure you know that its true that as you read you actually map out and create the situation itself. You see the characters, and at times you are them. You feel what they feel too. And because of this, You continue reading, you continue letting your mind unleash your creative juices. Building roads, vehicles, platforms, people, weather, bit by bit. to form a scene. Where every detail is added a personal touch by you. like how you’d prefer the antagonist to have a good sense of fashion and the clothes he wears are those you wished you could wear and not look like a total idiot. 

And once in a while, you’ll stop reading cause you are hurt, not physically but emotionally, as you put yourself through what your character is going through. 

All this 
from a book. 

The Kinks