Just watching the world go by

It's interesting isn't it, if you just take a bit of time to sit and watch stuff: People and places are changing every second.
I mean, you feel secure, safe, not moving, hopefully in a warm computer lab like me instead of in Lancaster's torrential downpour. I've been in here since 10:30 and my trousers are yet to dry. My socks that were damp from washing that I put on this morning are dry now ironically.
I'm in a bit of a random mood, and I haven't started writing this post with a set pattern, to be fair, I don't plan them much lol :)
The amount of access I've got to the global village that is now the world is quite astonishing when you think about it. I mean, type anything into google and it will generally be there.
Have you ever googled yourself? Go on, have a go for a second (UNLESS YOU HAVE IMPORANT WORK TO DO).
I find it quite funny, and also slightly alarming that the first...oh I'v forgotten...hang on a sec..........FLIPPING HECK 23 POSTS ARE ACTUALLY ABOUT ME! That's 5 pages worth! Dude!
Ok that is crazy!
Man, that has actually shocked me. Not that I'm afraid, it's just so weird now that I think about it.
Another normal event in Faraday, I'm totally surrounded by CU people, and I'm wearing my old CU t shirt, it's just like nothing has changed, although of course, it has. I'm not a student anymore, I'm just using the internet because I don't have any at home.
This has gotten weird...ahh well, thats me done for now :)

Procrastination

Mind you, is it procrastination if I am not actually doing any work at the moment?

I've had this blog two minutes, and already I'm distracted from what I'm doing, which at the moment is sitting in Faraday computer lab (also known as Narnia-the hangout for Lancaster University Christian Union members), conducting a bit of market research for a book I'm working on (which you will read more and more about I can tell you).
The room is very quiet at the moment, I'm the only one in here. It's quite funny really, as I am no longer a student. I graduated in July this year, but I have no internet at home and my student account is still active for another year so...there we are really.
As usual for Lancaster, it's a wet say outside...and here I am painfully reminded of my advancing age as discussing the weather has already entered this blog. Ahh well, it's something I suppose :)