So for our journey project I decided to walk to class and pay more close attention than i usually do. Most of the time I walk to class with music going and I don't really think about the little things around me. The first picture is of a bench out side of someone's house that I've walked by for more than a year now and have never bothered to notice. The next part of my journey to class takes me over a bridge at the corner of Indianola and Woodruff that I've probably walked over hundreds of times, but I don't think it ever crossed my mind that people actually park cars under there. That got me wondering who are the people who park there? Where do they live that those spots are the most convenient for them? Also, it doesn't really seem like a very safe place for a car to be in my opinion. So then walking down Woodruff a house caught my attention because out front were probably 4 different grills. I can't imagine having such a need to grill food that I would need 4 grills. So then as I walk down 19th avenue I've seen the motorcycles before but I never really stopped to think why so many in one place. Was it that this was the only place on campus to park? Finally the last thing that caught my interest on my walk to work is that right across the street from our classroom there seems to be the headquarters for the groundskeeping of OSU. This was something I've noticed from time to time but I never realized where it was actually centered around. It really makes me wonder what else I miss by being so focused on myself as opposed to the world around me.
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