First time

Today, I opened my mail box and I noticed that I've received a sort of a newsletter in which I've found this "relevant" video of Agyness Deyn, talking about her first heartbreak in a couple of minutes.It was actually featured in Dr.Martens' website and I, afterward, stumbled upon this interesting list of First times in almost everything...

"It's like mourning, isn't it, as if someone has died, because you're so invested in something, that part of yourself is dying, it's gut wrenching"

Agyness is so alive, and what she've just said is so true.
So, let's start :

- First pair of DM : last year, reddish/pinky ones.
- First Album: Crematory- Act Seven
- First Big night : 2007, in Paris
- First Date: hmm...let me remember the year, I guess 2006
-First Drink : Once at a  wedding, but I don't drink.
- First Festival: 2008, 2nd edition of  Mediterranean Guitar Fest.
- First fight: this is funny.I guess it was with my brother for sure.
- First Gig : don't really remember when
-First Heartbreak: well, I haven't been heartbroken...yet
- First House party : June 2009. It was hilarious.
-First partner in crime : my twin friends
- First piercing: 2nd one in my ears
- First rave: nah
- First rebellion: oh, definitely during high school,against some sick professors.
- First road trip : did a lot of road trips when I was a kid
- First summer escape: not yet, kidnap me,  people !
- First tattoo: none
- First trip: can't recall.
- First time : hah...

I would love to read your first list too !
link me when you're done, people !
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some int videos to watch

Let's start with this magnificent trilogy,made by an Australian film-maker (Rick Mereki).Three simple words; three damn good short-films.Each video is about a single word. Be delighted and don't forget to capture the right essence from these dazzling images in motion. (You got it all right,Rick)

Move 

Eat   

Learn 

aaaaand then, I was scrolling among Ted X videos from all over the world and my attention was mainly caught by the following one : (Ted X Oxbridge...oh Oxford,my love for you is infinite *just nevermind*) 

Well first of all,he has an incredible sense of humour,for a man of his age.Actually,Richard Seymour is a British well-known industrial designer (read more about him here) .Regardless of his succesful collaboration with internationally known brands such as Nokia,Casio,Tefal,and so on, he got some very serious and interesting point to spread.And you'd better hear it.Cause he got it all right,too. 

" compared to what we actually do and what we say we do,that hole there is the emergent behavior...and that's where the future is actually forming."

I especially loved the part when he started to compare a women's behavior to a man's when she was driving a car,with her friends.The woman drive and look at her friends.The man simply doesn't. Why? Richard Seymour answers this : "Because she can !! "

Oh yes,I so can ! To sum up,he started from the pilot's prayer and ended with optimistic futurists.There was a fine bond between every slide he showed,something that might awaken you and make you conscious enough to admit that the "concept of design has to be optimistic", and when he said design,he meant every small detail in a daily life (watch video for examples).

Something else have captured me : Social engineering (also partially known as صلبان in Tunisia) 

Where I live,it is a quite common method to get what you want, just to not to say it's furthermore a whole life style for some. That's where we get our authenticity from (from fraud, indirect hacking and tricks).We're good people though !

Anyway,I'll dedicate a whole full entry to describe the Tunisian lifestyle quite soon.It is to be studied in anthropology,because there are Americans, Europeans,Africans,Australians,Asians ,Eurasians, Antarcticans, and Tunisians. 

Cheers all of you !

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