Observation Fifteen:

The way the sun was displaying its rays that day was of a hazy effect. The way it reflected off everyone’s skin, the colour it gave to the sky and its appearance through the clouds. The combination of all of this made this day seem like it was foggy when that really wasn’t the case. At the same time, there was no heavy warmth felt from what seemed like a sunny day but instead, a constant coolness that filled the air.

Observation Sixteen:

In this day and age, we take our resources for granted. To think that a simple contraption such as a pen could do so much at the literal tip of your fingers. The inventor of the “pen” is a genius. This Muji pen in particular was doing an amazing job of its strokes against the blank but lined paper, indicating where the pressure was felt from the hand from the deep colour of the ink.