What's better? The nostalgia that something evokes later on, or the initial experience that is recollected? Personally I'm not sure there needs to be a specific answer. So many things are the way they are, just because of that. They just are. Whether it's experiencing a new adventurous world as a child, or remembering, analyzing, and appreciating the music that was able to take you there so effortlessly earlier on in your life, perhaps it's just living that makes this experience so whole and complete. I dunno.
Wednesday, October 24, 2012
I'm writing a paper right now
but I'm listening to this.
What's better? The nostalgia that something evokes later on, or the initial experience that is recollected? Personally I'm not sure there needs to be a specific answer. So many things are the way they are, just because of that. They just are. Whether it's experiencing a new adventurous world as a child, or remembering, analyzing, and appreciating the music that was able to take you there so effortlessly earlier on in your life, perhaps it's just living that makes this experience so whole and complete. I dunno.
What's better? The nostalgia that something evokes later on, or the initial experience that is recollected? Personally I'm not sure there needs to be a specific answer. So many things are the way they are, just because of that. They just are. Whether it's experiencing a new adventurous world as a child, or remembering, analyzing, and appreciating the music that was able to take you there so effortlessly earlier on in your life, perhaps it's just living that makes this experience so whole and complete. I dunno.
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