Siais laikais visi raso. Raso blog'us, forumus, facebook'us ir pan. bet va uzsimaniau taip senamadiskai parasyt geram draugui laiskuti ant popieriaus lapo. Zinoma, galeciau isplest koki lapa is kokio sasiuvinio ir nebutu jokios problemos, bet kadangi laiskus retai rasau ir norisi kazkaip ypatingiau atrodyti sugalvojau, kad reikia ji surasyt ant gero - laiskams skirto - popieriaus. Galvojau, kad bus paprasta, nueisiu i parduotuve ir nusipirksiu siokio tokio geresnio popieriaus laiskams, kad nebutu toks storas, kaip spausdintuvui skirtas ir kad butu graziai suliniuotas mano kreivai rasysenai atsverti ir t.t. Bet, blogiausia, jog turbut epistoliarinis menas sumazejo iki simplistinio blog'o iraso, kur nebutina skaityt ka rasai (daznai nebutina ir galvot), jau gal antra savaite vaikstau po visokias parduotuves ir nerandu jokio normalaus popieriaus laiskams, tik atvirutes ir mazdaug delno dydzio popieriaus lapeliai. Gal reiks siustis is kokios Japonijos ar kitos salies ...
Lietuvoje yra:)))
ReplyDelete"...jau gal antra savaite vaikstau po visokias parduotuves ir nerandu jokio normalaus popieriaus laiskams..."
ReplyDeleteIr dar per 2 savaites nepraėjo noras rašyti tą laišką. Nors, turbūt, normalu. Taip ir turi būti. Noras rašyti laišką dings tą minutę, kai bus nusipirktas tas trokštamas popierius.
Troy, reiks paprasyt, kad parveztu :)
ReplyDeleteFanta,draugelis, geras ir seniai norejau parasyt jam laiska. Viskas galvoje jau parasyta, taip, kad nedings niekas.
Na taip, paštas dabar daugiausiai sąskaitas ir dokumentus turbūt besiuntinėja... :(
ReplyDeleteGrumlinai, taip, bet va pries Kaledas ir Naujameti gaunu dar ir laisku su atvirutemis ir nuotraukomis.
ReplyDeleteO aš jau nebebe - telefonu pasisveikinam tomis progomis su familija
ReplyDeleteGali pats pasidaryti popieriu. Gal tau taip dar labiau patiks.
ReplyDeleteGrumlinai, gyvas kontaktas aisku tikrai gerai, bet laiskai turi kazka tokio kitokio, arba as cia isivaizduoju tik :)
ReplyDeleteReno, na taip, pasidaryk ta ir kita ir t.t. kai vaikystej taip darydavom buvo faina, bet dabar jau norisi, kad mano vaikai man tai padarytu, as finansuosiu ju eksperimentus :)
mintis pasiūlyt vaikams užsiimt popieriaus darymu – l. gera, jei pavyktų sudomint.
ReplyDeleteA written letter can be just as important as a incoming sms. Or a response to a blog post.
ReplyDeleteThe written letter words show more personality. It can be discerned in an email or sms, because we also in that strict text, we show ourselves.
The technology of miracle, which we are so fond of, many of us will forget how your own handwriting looks like.
Therefore are books so good to hold. Feel the paper in the hand, hear how the blade turn to next page. How the pen scratch the paper...that sound are as important to surf in cyberspace.
greeting barbro
-vg- taip, is tiesu, vaikystej kazka tokio darem :) bet nezinau, kaip savo vaikus tuo sudominti - juk ne kompiuteryje ir dar rankas judinti reikia.
ReplyDeleteBarbro, that's exactly my point, that written letter is more endearing and intimate than any e-mail or other modern technology mediated communication. Even the preparation to write a letter is extending the time you think about the person whom you are writing to.
Minis, I cant dispute that feeling. Paper and pen. On the other hand, there is, a feeling in writing via blog post, mail, since you usually get the answer the same day.
ReplyDeleteThe world shrinks with computers and broadband.
Barbro, yes, world shrank very much, and the thirst for instant gratification rose dramatically :)
ReplyDeleteThere was surely such "instant gratification", even when we didnt used computers.
ReplyDeleteNow, when we use these boxes, we sorround we more 'people'. But you can also ignore to give it....
Waiting isnt wrong. But on the other hand, hurry on when you shall.
Paradox as demand some learning.
Barbro, surely there was an urge for instant gratification before computers. I dare say, that this urgency drove technology development :)
ReplyDeleteWe do suround ourselves with much more people in a different way, but i think in these days one is noticing that not all relationships (especially ones on the internet) last long. The value of the relationships is going down due to spreading of the attention and extension in time.
The paradox as you described it is also as old as the world.
..."not all relationships (especially ones on the internet)last long."...
ReplyDeleteI cant fully agree with you. There is relation that last for an hour in reality. There is relation that last for years in cyber, be due to, which kind of connection, there is between people.
Cyberspace, in certain extent, mirror our everyday reality with subways, streets, jobs, family etc.
As much anonymity as there is in cyberspace. is in high-rise buildings or residential areas.
Barbro, maybe i was not entirely clear in my previous post. I did not mean that relationship in the internet is qualitatively different from real. It is exactly the same as i think we both agree. However i see that my relationships with some people in the internet last very short time, while some of the people i know for more than 7 years. Most of the commenters in this blog are people that i've never met, though i have privilege to converse with them for an extended period of time. It's just my blog is not long enough to show that.
ReplyDeleteHowever, in previous post i meant that i met many more "virtual" people with whom communication lasted short time than in real life. Therefore in my previous post i wrote that the internet relationships do not last long. My experience shows that statistically internet relationships last shorter.
I would second your opinion about the anonimity and add that even in suburbs in US it's prevalent.