Disconnect to Connect
This Thai ads shares the same sentiment that I have about being connected. I often feel invisible when I am surrounded by people who are into their (smart)phones. Mind you, there are many of such people in Jakarta.
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2 comments:
Similar, but different....
Walking on the pavement or even in the forest I still get often startled by people talking in their cellphones.. At first I think someone I don't notice is addressing me...
PS: How about your health??
Aside from being tired all day (I slept a lot yesterday), sluggish, nauseated and easily irritated.. I'm much better than last Saturday, at the moment I'm still working for tomorrow morning's deadline :) Thanks for asking
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