Lesson In Humor
I was riding the bus yesterday and thought how silly it was for the conductor to play a documentary film featuring a certain tribe living in the Kalahari desert. One thing I noticed with myself is that I have such patience to watch ANYTHING that is shown on the screen of public trasports.
As the film went on I found it to be informative, which later became entertaining and then funny. It was so funny that I cant help but laugh. Good thing that most of the passengers seem to be enjoying the film as well and laughing to their heart’s content.
Too bad that a thirty-five kilometer travel distance was not enough for me to finish the video. However, it was surprising that I was able to realize something about life from a film which was originally intended to be comical.
Lesson: Civilized people refuses to adapt himself to its environment. Instead, he changes the environment in order for it to suit him. This attitude continues until suddenly, life starts to become complicated. Too complicated that the children of the civilized people now needs to go to 15 years of schooling in order to adapt to this artificial environment.
This made me ponder if progress and technology really made life easier for us or did it just did the opposite? What do you think?
The bushmen of Xi’s tribe are living well off the land. They are happy because the “gods” have provided plenty of everything, so no one in the tribe has unfilled wants. One day, the pilot of a passing airplane drops a glass Coke bottle. Initially, this strange artifact seems to be a boon from the gods – Xi’s people find many uses for it. But unlike anything that they have had before, there is only one bottle to share among all members of the tribe. They soon find themselves experiencing things they never had before: envy, hatred, even violence.
It is decided that the bottle, renamed “the evil thing”, must be thrown off of the edge of the world. Xi volunteers for the task. As he travels on his quest, he encounters western civilization for the first time. The film presents an interesting interpretation of civilization as viewed through Xi’s perceptions.
Laugh at me all you want but after 26 years since it was released, yesterday was the first time I got to see the movie “The Gods Must Be Crazy“.

The bushmen of Xi’s tribe are living well off the land. They are happy because the “gods” have provided plenty of everything, so no one in the tribe has unfilled wants. One day, the pilot of a passing airplane drops a glass Coke bottle. Initially, this strange artifact seems to be a boon from the gods – Xi’s people find many uses for it. But unlike anything that they have had before, there is only one bottle to share among all members of the tribe. They soon find themselves experiencing things they never had before: envy, hatred, even violence.
We attended a wedding yesterday at the Island Cove.
Pasta is my all-time favorite. I have been eating this one since I was a kid and I am still loving it. With the number of variations it has, I think I will be loving it forever. Hehe.
I am a pizza monster. Based on studies, I can eat half of a 10-inch pan pizza. Scientist are still working on improvements.
I don’t know what it is with Thai foods that soothes me. All I know is that they taste great and they make me full. I will go for a seafood rice on depressing days.









Yes, the rain has come and with it are the floods. Living in a city surrounded by three bays, it seems that flood waters inside your house will be inevitable unless you resort to drastic renovations. With the news that it may rise again at its highest due to high tide, I think I will be postponing house cleaning until tomorrow.
In my short exploration on the vast world of ice blended coffee,