I am the Observer Observing the Observer's Observing the Observer who is Observing Me.

I like to observe people in the airport. I know that it might seem weird, but I feel like there are people who wear certain clothes that do not reflect their personality. 

What about me, with my new haircut and big green coat, how am I presented to others? 

I find it funny to watch people when they are bored. Do you think it’s easy to approach them and start a conversation? I don’t think so, otherwise, in a plane, everyone would be talking to everyone!

Today, I have decided to not observe people. Today, I have decided to observe the people observing people. I find it a lot more interesting, especially guys checking out a woman, when they are with their significant other and don’t want to be caught by them. In front of me, there is a guy trying to sell raffle tickets to win a car. 10 pounds for a ticket! Why do people dress up nicely when riding on an airplane? Maybe the have a business meeting and they don’t have time to change? Your though process always astounds me Mr. Laporte...

I just saw my hero pass by! He had a crazy epic beard! Just to let you know, little journal, you are at Stansted airport, which I think I mentioned already, since I was in the toilet just moments ago. There are so many people who seem to be very bored, why don’t more people speak to each other? They should make special meeting rooms where people who want to can meet up for free! (in the airport!)

-I do not have a name for these special meeting places at the airport!

Ah, I like the guys looking at the car! They have a little smile on their face, I’m sure they are imagining being inside driving! “What if I won?” they tell themselves. It’s like they are checking out a woman. I find the ticket selling guy's reaction funny, as his behavior changes depending on the people that pass by him. With some, he doesn't care, with other, he is much more aggressive, others yet, he’s much more calm but seems more interested to sell his ticket. I wonder what his target market is. I think it’s well dressed people around the age of 40+. Now there are potential clients, but the ticket man is gone! What’s the point of wearing fancy clothes if you’re not even gonna get sold a ticket! The ticket man also target’s women, but I think it’s more to get their number than to sell her one... OMG He got her number! Ah, look at the face of victory! Now there are no more customers.