Having spent the better part of my time in college on the rooftop patio of my apartment complex, more than a few things have entered and subsequently exited my mind countless times, like family staying over for the holidays only to leave the next day with some fake excuse such as "My dog has an appointment." or "Something came up. My yoga class is in thirty minutes!" Such things are trivial, yet for some reason I can't help but focus on one thing in particular. The sky. For some abstract reason I just happen to find the sky so peculiar. It rains in one state, shines in the other. It's open to all, and yet it appears to have a crown of mountains enclosing it in. Such a peculiar thing for me to think, I know. You're probably thinking that I should rather focus on why cancer exists or something more valuable and worthy of my time. Well I would focus on those things if C#, C++, and Java weren't all in my face asking for some abstract thing like "undefined variable at line 252. Java.greenfoot is undefined for this class" 
Anyways, back to the subject at hand. The sky, yes yes. I just... Find it fascinating. Is it weird for someone to just stare at the sky for hours upon hours while his essays lay without words and code remains unwritten? Is it dumbfounding that I do the same thing right now, watching the sky turn different shades and hues of ghostly white to vibrant and blinding colors? I suppose to the average passerby and my parents that it would be somewhat unnerving to watch your son stare out the window, one earbud in, frozen with his hands over the keyboard, almost as if waiting for Christmas to come... Oh wait.
In any case, I guess I found a new hobby for which to enjoy. Besides, I just love watching the different moods the skies becomes during the course of the day.