/hell/ - internet death cult

For some reason, gondola always makes me feel melancholic. There is not really that much to the essence of it - I mean, gondola never interacts with world around it, just silently observes. Observes, much like myself, changes of the outside world. Days, months, years that follow. Hell, fore me, decades already. But is there a change if there is consistency to it? Does observation affects the observer?
All these thoughts give a touch of sadness. Gondola also reminds me of a plushie I had as a kid. So sadness mixed with warmth.
Excuse me for this rant, sushirolls.

>>554
I have certain states of mind and certain things can click me into different states.
Songs and images do this especially often.
Sometimes I'll listen to a particular song and it will momentarily revert me back to the feeling of when I was at school.
Trains and stations are probably my favourite one. They make me feel elated sometimes
This is essentially "back when life was good" (even though I know my mind subconsciously blocks out the bad) moments, and I really treasure them. Though it's often incredibly wistful.

Anyway, Gondola is very good at inducing these feels sometimes, so that's why I like them.

Sorry for semi-offtopic.

Gondola is cool and stuff, but how is this related to the topic? There is also a gondola thread in /lounge/.
https://sushigirl.us/lounge/res/578.html

I made a shitty gondola doodle

>>557
I like it, sushi :)