Spring weather in winter.
Fisherman lands monster catfish.
Why you should care about deflation.
–Amelia turns the page.
Fog in St Petersburg.
Lost Sherlock Holmes story discovered.
Get ready for $10 oil.
–Amelia reads the article.
Winter wonderland in the south.
The beauty of a five-mile rainbow.
U.S. drone-attacks Yemen.
–Amelia sips her coffee.
Brazil priest falls in grave while praying at burial
Science explains the dress-color debate.
Bosses learn not to be so clueless.
–Amelia is overwhelmed by indifference.
Amelia is surrounded by news.
_____Adriana Citlali
XXVIII-II-MMXV
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February 28, 2015 at 8:35 pm
sometimes reading or watching the news makes me feel depressive a bit.. it’s just too much and sometimes i wonder if we really need to know everything that’s going on everywhere…
February 28, 2015 at 11:58 pm
Yeah! Depressive is a good word to describe how the news can make us feel. Bad news sell more than good news. And silly news tend to be read more and the more serious ones, so they are written more often.