Robots and junk and stuff

I wish there was a way to set peoples feelings in perspective, to let them know and to let other people know of their problems and to set their probelms against those of other people, you know, to create a sense of solidarity and also to make people see that there are others with problems much worse, or even a little worse, than theirs. It would just make things seem so much simpler and easy don't you think. I mean, there are parts of your past that you do want to hide, or even parts of your life that you want people to know but you just don't have the courage to say or haven't been asked about. Steps towards this would be things like talking to people rather than just closing up, not saying nothing, curling up and shutting off the world, just thinking of your own problems with no perspective of the outside world. I've done it enough to know where that leads. Anyway it is just a thought and people don't have to listen to me if they don't want to. It isn't like what I say might just be helpfull once in a while.    So now we move onto my day today. Eventfull, especially compared to recent days. Anyway I saw a friend from my old school today. It's nice to get back in touch with a nice straight up, honest person that I can trust after whats been up recently. Anyway we went to see the new Transformers film. It's really great actually. I know it ripped off Armageddon (a good film too actually) and that it was slated by the critics. The thing is that it was slated by the critics for being a film for 14 year olds, but, I mean, Megan Fox, giant robots and massive explosions, who do you expect it to be aimed at? Oops, small movie review slipped in there but it doesn't matter too much does it? Anyway life seems to be pretty steady since I got away from Oundle, not unexpected to say the least, but still. Also I super like Muse    Later