Paul Park: I say....

Wow, what a year. Not really whole lot of personal developments but damn, what an eventful year. It's been a crazy one and I can say that I am glad it is over and I can't wait till the new year start with new goals and new adventures. Last year around this time, I was working like I usually do. I actually think, I worked 6 to 7 days during last winter break because many of my co-workers left home where I ended up just staying because I visited Westside of WA few times since I moved to Pullman because personal reasons. During early 2013 winter season, I am not going to lie, I was depressed. I didn't really know anyone out here and I felt like people didn't care for me. I drank alot during that time; drinking before and after class and alone at home. I'm not talking about just few beers here and there, I was drinking at least few shots on daily basis. I hated myself. I was still hung up on my ex and I just had difficulty of moving on. I hooked up with few girls, got

Everyone is part of some kind of generation. We are in "Y Generation" at this moment and there new kids being born every minute and every second to start new generation. I would be consider "X generation" because I was born in '86, but I would still be considered some what of Y generation, also. I grew up with Cassette tapes, CD players to MP3 players and now the smartphone. I grew up with cartridge gaming to CD to now, just downloading the games straight from the source. It is crazy to look back see how far we came in technology and society. When I was in elementary, Backstreet Boys, N'Sync was ruling the radio and Hip Hop was in it's golden age; then things started to fade away and Hip Hop pretty much ruled from that point till roughly around 2008, the trend started to change to more electric sound and then introducing of new genre,Dub-Step. But soon enough, dub-step started to fall behind also and music became more of skill by using actual instruments

Finally, our technology caught up with our imagination and what could only been imagine have became true. I can not say the Smart Watch for Samsung Galaxy Note 3 isn't awesome because it is. The idea of having your communication device on your wrist; I mean, how awesome is that?! However, I know this is just a beginning and this technology will be adopted by other companies. Who knows? Maybe within year or two, Fossil watch company might join Android and create something or Hublot with iPhone? This idea is going to open doors like gangbusters and I am happy that Samsung started this trend. However, would I suggest buying this? I would not. It is a great start but it is just a start. Like when the new iPod came out and look at what they have accomplished; this is beginning of great this, but it is still a beginning. I would suggest you to wait and see what's going to come out next. 2.0 is always better than 1.0. I think lot of people are buying this because it is new, and it'