i don't care what anyone says, harry potter books are good books. i can't put this one down! even when i have a midterm next week... i'm so sad it has to end!
and too bad for those missing pages in people's books, huh..
with 12 million copies of harry potter printed there's got to some errors...
Thursday, July 26, 2007
Tuesday, July 24, 2007
feelin' ehh...
it could be because of the weather, or because of the weird hours i've been sleeping, or my daily reminders that i have to deal with lots of grown up stuff, but i feel very *blah* today...
so i guess i came up with some goals:
-do homework daily... (i'm really bad at this one)
-do something new every week
-build a nice resume
-be efficient! in everything.. spending time, money, etc..
-keep searching for what i want to do in life.
and i wanted to post this on the 17th, but i forgot to.
just pretend i did..
if only that little boy had shorter darker hair...
so i guess i came up with some goals:
-do homework daily... (i'm really bad at this one)
-do something new every week
-build a nice resume
-be efficient! in everything.. spending time, money, etc..
-keep searching for what i want to do in life.
and i wanted to post this on the 17th, but i forgot to.
just pretend i did..
if only that little boy had shorter darker hair...
Sunday, July 22, 2007
to be or not to be...
my professor told me that Shakespeare never published his plays. the actors who were in the plays decided to bring in their scripts to the printing press, and that it how we have Shakespeare today. i don't know if my professor is right, but if he is then thank goodness those actors did what they did.
reading Shakespeare for my English class is pretty fun... that darn Shakespeare was such a genius. although it takes forever for him to get to his point, there's always lots of meaning in the lines he wrote. like Hamlet's "to be or not to be" speech... his line
"but that the dread of something after death,
the undiscovered country from whose borders
no traveller returns, puzzles the will,
and makes us rather bear those ills we have
than fly to others that we know not of"
speaks about human nature and our tendency to live our lives based on the fear of what is after death. heck yeah i'm scared about what happens after we die, but i feel like if we live our lives right, then we have nothing to worry about. and who says what is right and wrong? i think with every decision we make, we must feel at peace with it, and that's how we know when we're doing the right thing.
reading Shakespeare for my English class is pretty fun... that darn Shakespeare was such a genius. although it takes forever for him to get to his point, there's always lots of meaning in the lines he wrote. like Hamlet's "to be or not to be" speech... his line
"but that the dread of something after death,
the undiscovered country from whose borders
no traveller returns, puzzles the will,
and makes us rather bear those ills we have
than fly to others that we know not of"
speaks about human nature and our tendency to live our lives based on the fear of what is after death. heck yeah i'm scared about what happens after we die, but i feel like if we live our lives right, then we have nothing to worry about. and who says what is right and wrong? i think with every decision we make, we must feel at peace with it, and that's how we know when we're doing the right thing.
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