Looking for Answers

Last night my head nearly exploded trying to figure out what the name of the song was that kept running over and over again through my head. I didn't even know the lyrics so much as the tune. And one piece of information that I had was that it is from the soundtrack of some movie. It wasn't much to go on, but enough for me to scroll through every single possible website that would give me the answer.

This kind of reminds me of a certain postcard...


This is interesting because you would think a person (like myself) is enough of a computer junkie and stuck in their own world that they couldn't just ask a normal human being for something or just get a life.

Well, it's sort of true.

But sometimes you can't just walk upto somebody and ask those pressing questions that could get you strange looks, or just follow up questions that you aren't ready to answer. No, it's nothing perverted that I'm talking about (I'm sure somebody thought that by now...you get a mean glare from me).

It's just so relaxing to learn about an issue or event or problem on your own time, and on your own terms, as much as you want and as deep as you want to without having to follow some structured outline in class or hear something that may be filtered through a friend.

And ok, the wierdest thing that could happen is that you suddenly find yourself trying to find the answer to the most philosophical question that could never possibly be answered online, but yet for some reason you keep searching...because just sometimes there really is nobody to ask.