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BLue Screen of DEATH!

Day 1: Peace

When I see something like this I think of terror first! However, this is just the screen I see when I turn off the DVD player. It reminds me that it's nice to not have a signal going and it's nice to be mindless and not think of anything for a while.

Today's age we are consumed by technology. It's nice to not do anything but sit in bed or the couch and read a book...a PAPER BOOK! not a Kindle or Nook or CRACK! 

No I'm going to veg in front of my book! good night!

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