Point of View

Ive been thinking lately about different perspectives of everyone around us.  Its interesting to think just for a moment (any longer is almost overwhelming)  about what is going on in the peoples lives around you. I'm pretty positive everyone has a reason (petty or not) to do what they do. It doesnt just happen (except for a unconscious experience, ie: sleepwalking).  But if we could just see that something is wrong in someones life or changing even, we need to do our best to do what we can for the better.  Now there is a fine line between being curious or trying to help and being nosy,  nobody likes nosy people.    

I was talking to Kylie on the phone and she mentioned something about wondering if people see different colours than you.  And I argued everyone will see the same colour becasue a single object emits a certain light which we see it as a colour.  Or something like that.  But then I thought of an exception, not necessarily just colourblind people but what if people with "normal" (I use the term lightly) see the colour just a little different.  Or maybe just how they perceive the colour is just a little different.  Everyday life experiences can change the way we look at things and maybe after a life of how ever many years can change the way we describe a colour.  The colour example is a little simple compared to how people see other people or a situation differently.

It all has to do with perception.