To be honest, I thought turning 30 would be a bigger milestone, for me personally at least.
I mean, I don’t have anything to complain about my current situation per se, I have a job that I enjoy, a wife that I love, a house. Honestly this is as good as any 30er would get. But is that all there is? I mean is this going to be like this for the rest of my life. Like that old saying, you know? “Some people are dead by 30, but never buried until they’re 75″.
(to be continued)
That’s what we are sometimes called, the generation of late 80s, early 90s kids (or adults, as we all should be by now). Indeed it wouldn’t be uncommon to find someone from this generation reminiscing about ‘the past’, a mere decade or two ago, as if they were centuries. But there’s a reason for that.
Lately I feel like we’ve reached a point in our life where everything just come to a stand still, as if we’ve literally become just another cog in the machine. I recall the early days when pretty much anything and everything was new and exciting to us. Nowadays they merely seem like annoyances that you’d do your best to avoid and carry on with your ordinary, uninteresting life.
We need a change
But what? I do not know, like the rest of this generation, we have more questions than answer. We got exceptionally good at finding out what is wrong, but excruciatingly poor at solving it.
This is a generation that is doomed to fail, and like it or not, I’m a part of it.
So we all know the GNU Image Manipulation, aka the GIMP, aka the graphic tool with the worst designed UI/UX in existence? Well here’s my attempt to improve it by just a wee bit.
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