Posts Tagged ‘vending machines’
February 1st, 2019 | 
Author: - 1/30/19 at 9 PM; EMT School (15 minute break)
- Farthest: Cars, Highway
- Medium: The cold wind passing my ears, puffs of a cigarets, doors opening and closing
- Close: Conversations of the people around me, foot steps on the wooden walkway, the vending machines
- Sound Level: High, a lot of sound activity due to the amount of people outside (20-30)
- One word: Populated
- Essential sounds: Vending machine, doors opening and closing, foot steps, people conversating
- 2/16/17, 11:18PM, Vander Poel Hall Kitchen
- Farthest-Sounds of laughter from a different room. winds outside, The thud of doors closing different sections of the building, dimmed screech of a police siren or ambulance.
- Medium-Refrigerators running in vending machines, air conditioner, a buzz from the fluorescent lighting
- Closest-Butter sizzling on a heated pan, random clinks from the stove, me biting and chewing toast and scrambled eggs, me typing on the keyboard.
- Level and Activity-Low sound level as in it’s very quiet and any sound emitted can be heard throughout the room, but there’s a moderate amount of sound coming preventing total silence.
- Solitary
- Buzz of vending machines, sizzling butter, Police/ambulance siren.
Posted in Journal Entry | 
Tags: breakfast for dinner, butter, Hofstra, kitchen, Nighttime, Peaceful, vending machines | 
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