November 4, 2009

i wanted wings

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Like I said in IGNORE EVERYBODY, “When your dream become rea­lity, they are no lon­ger your dreams.” This dra­wing is all about that…

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8 Responses to “i wanted wings”

  1. Holte Ender says:

    It is pos­si­ble to fly whilst having your feet firmly plan­ted on the ground.

  2. Chris says:

    As it hap­pens, I’m on my way in a few minu­tes to the Veri­zon store to de-activate my Black­berry and re-activate my older, boring flip-phone – no brow­ser, no apps, a crappy camera – just what I need!
    For me, the BB has become much more of an intru­sion than a pro­duc­ti­vity tool. I know plenty of peo­ple swear by their BB’s and ipho­nes. If that’s what they need to get their job/life mana­ged, so be it. I still have my Mac Book, etc, but I need SOME space/time when I am not wired in, and igno­ring the BB when it chirps and buz­zes isn’t wor­king. Plus, about $75/month savings! After that, I’m going shop­ping for “wings”.

    • Hugh MacLeod says:

      Chris, Bravo! You’re soun­ding a lot like me these days…

      At my office, I actually close my lap­top when I have the dra­wing pens out. I never used to do that; but I’m get­ting more mili­tant about pro­tec­ting myself from the inces­sant buzz of the Always-On culture.

  3. Roger Harris says:

    Ah. If pigs could fly…

  4. CT Moore says:

    And when you can’t wake up from them (or rea­lize them), they become nightmares…

  5. ChristiaanH says:

    I won­der if there are still peo­ple who remem­ber what is was like before we had all these gad­gets. The free­dom of taking a long walk without peo­ple being able to find you whe­re­ver you go.

    Pretty soon our wil­dest dreams will become nothing more that the rest of our boring lives… Indeed as soon as you’ve got it, it’s not worth it anymore.

  6. Richard says:

    your rea­lity evol­ves, your dreams evolve, i don’t think anyone can afford for either to stand still

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