From the Outside

Haha. Here is an interesting, amusing point of view I've been thinking about for quite some time.

So picture yourself sitting in the passenger seat of your car, stopped at a traffic light junction, and a song you know so well and love so much comes on the radio (eg. Bohemian Rhapsody) and you start singing along. And your favourite part, the peak of the whole song arrives and you sing your heart out with hand gestures and the works. Then out of the corner of your eye you see the driver of the car beside you peering at you.

So, the driver looking in at you from the outside, what is running through his mind as he stares at this weird girl singing along oh-so-dramatically to a song he can't hear? Will he be scrutinizing your facial features? 'Oh no! Look at her nose!' ' What's wrong with her face?' 'Her teeth are so crooked, she needs braces!' 'Hey look! She HAS braces!' Of course it could be positive too. Hahaha (pessimist! KELLY!). Or could he be wondering what song this girl is singing along to, so passionately. 'Hmm, maybe it could be a song I like too.' 'Hmm, could it be Bohemian Rhapsody?' 'Hmm, could it be the F.U.N. Song by Spongebob Squarepants?' (Check it out guys, it's cool.) Or maybe he could be a hu-

SIGH. I stopped there and did something else that lasted for a few hours, and now I totally don't know what I wanted to say with that sentence. Hahahahahaha..........

OH! Or maybe he could be a humourous guy and think it was totally funny. Picture it guys, it IS funny!

I seriously lost my train of thought. So, on to the next section!

So imgaine, if you were in the car yawning or trying to pick your nose, and someone caught you by looking in from the outside. How funny would that be. Or you were argueing with someone else in the car, or you were doing your hair. I think it's a very funny perspective, looking in from the outside. Of course, some people would think that would be a very lonely thing, if you're seriously looking in from the outside at your friends or family, wihtout you being a part of it. It is a sad thing. But for me, I just try to watch and stay open-minded. That's why you can see me smiling for no reason quite often. Hahaha.

Oh well. This is a hasty end to a post I started with my head still on my shoulders. So yup, bye!