Rachel M + Justine G

Rachel M

Again and again. It is official that the similarity of our thought processes have gone past eerie. I always find many of my own thoughts in Rachel's writing, and vice-versa. It is interesting how she develops the thoughts that have occurred to both of us because I do not always end up in the same exact direction. After all, we are not the same person and we have both been influenced differently yet we have similar thought patterns. Very interesting..

Rachel I love how you and I unconsciously vibe off of each other. It seems that in every blog one of us writes, the other has thought about the same things in similar ways. I have thought about how in middle school we were riding it out until graduation and high school the same way. Now that the end is near I am thinking about the next "end" instead of the much closer "beginning". And about the theory of time bending back on itself and forming a continuous circle, the fact that everything from history to fashion to behavior repeats itself continuously is proof that you and Einstein are right.


Justine G

I see Justine six out of seven days of the week regularly and her blogs continue to surprise me. We have talked about just over a million and  a half things yet I keep reading more and more new thoughts and opinions that I have not heard from her. Reading these blogs, I get to know her better which is something I did not think very possible since we know each other so well already. I guess we are both just full of surprises :D

To add on to your system theory, not only do we keep it going, we created it for ourselves which makes it that much harder to change it. Admitting that the world that has been created for us is flawed is difficult because it is going against the status quo. No matter how hard some people fight not to conform, in the end they do because it is human nature to do so. Conformity breeds familiarity which makes us feel secure. I guess we would rather keep going in an imperfect world than to start searching for a new reality for ourselves.