Take a photo every day

This is an anti-government sticker I saw stuck to a pipe at my university.

The text reads:

There will be a revolution!

The crossed out face belongs to the current Russian president, Vladimir Putin (or ‘Poot-poot’, as he is sometimes referred to).

When I visited their site, I found that they were a young Communist organisation (as opposed to the ‘old’ kind, which refers to the people who have been communists their whole lives). It usually consists of young people who are way into arson and anarchy (and put all their points across in the most violent and lowbrowed manner possible).

Most teenagers in Russia who support communism have no idea what it really is, and just repeat the things that the organisers of such groups tell them. I associate them with all the other people who turn to certain ‘fads’ in order to obtain coolness (i.e. goths).

Sigh.

This is the view outside of my room. Though it might sound surprising, the construction site is the least bleak area to look at, as it is usually teaming with life and movement.

Seems like the workers had the day off today. Good for them.

I had a dream last night in which I was taking a cross-country trip, all for the sake of getting my one photograph for the day.

This sounds like a great idea. I take photos frequently, however, it would be cool to make a daily thing out of it, and keep track of how I spend my days.

Thanks to whomever came up with this ‘thing’ originally.

I’ll consider it ‘done’ at the end of every month (provided that photos were taken every day throughout the month).