How much escapism is too much escapism? - General Tiki

K Karbora Grand Member (5 years) Orlando, Florida Joined: Oct 11, 2005 Posts: 104	K Karbora Posted posted on Tue, Dec 13, 2005 9:00 PM I am definately one for choosing the road less traveled, and like Vern states have never been satisfied with accepting the general status quo. One thing that I have found in exploring the world around me is that no matter how much the world shrinks each day with air travel shuttling people from country to country and newspapers and television networks spanning the world... no amount of mass marketing, mass travel,or mass communications will be able to globalize the feelings you get when you experience a place and time first hand. It is an important lesson that I have learned about life. To live it, you have to be in it. I also see the world of tiki as a huge reward for looking beyond what you can see in a first glance, and pausing to imagine what is beyond it. It is always the realm of possibilities that intrigue me. Long live Tiki..... Kim

I am definately one for choosing the road less traveled, and like Vern states have never been satisfied with accepting the general status quo. One thing that I have found in exploring the world around me is that no matter how much the world shrinks each day with air travel shuttling people from country to country and newspapers and television networks spanning the world... no amount of mass marketing, mass travel,or mass communications will be able to globalize the feelings you get when you experience a place and time first hand. It is an important lesson that I have learned about life. To live it, you have to be in it. I also see the world of tiki as a huge reward for looking beyond what you can see in a first glance, and pausing to imagine what is beyond it. It is always the realm of possibilities that intrigue me. Long live Tiki.....

Kim

Post #203007 by Karbora on Tue, Dec 13, 2005 9:00 PM