con·tem·po·rary: marked by characteristics of the present period; modern, current
Nothing in today’s world is the same as it was before. Okay, granted a few things have never changed: Grandma’s hairdo remains the same as the day she married Grandpa, women are impossible to decode, and the sun continues to rise in the East. But by en large this world is vastly different than it was seventy-five or a hundred years ago. Society’s morals and values seem to have made their exit with the Dodo Birds, our music has undergone radical transformations, we all would die without our instantaneous technology (guilty here), and the consumer market has to have everything now, just to name a few. Many changes have been for the better, and many have left a lot to be desired. But debating the pros and cons of an ever-evolving world does nothing for the simple fact that things are different.

















