Heilners "beneath The Wheel" And Me

Heilner's "Beneath the Wheel" and I came back to 11:12 am of my junior high school first grader to commemorate the end of school morning and the beginning of lunch break. I spent a dollar to buy a small cherry vitamin slime drink and a strawberry fruit roll, I put it on a regular lunch table. The next 45 minutes will always be used to escape from academic labor and frustration. Regardless of whether my time is playing bass in the band's room or spending time talking with my close friend, I never make sure that school, exam or quiz does not disturb this opportunity.

Like me, Hermann Heilner understands the excessive slavery and understands the value of experiencing. For this reason, people like Hermann Heilner, Hermann Hesse, and me are more happy and free will than those who sacrificed lunch breaks, his days, even life 'A'. Collapse

Hermann Heilner plays a student at the German National Academy and can attend only a few students each year. The entrance requires strict testing and accepts only the brightest children. Helna is regarded as his teacher and colleague as one of the smartest students in the class. This is good for Heilner because he has always been very smart in a natural way. Heilner did not get the best results, but he is always leading students and cowards who are unaware that there is something higher than the Hebrew letters wearing their finger's bones. Herman knows that you will be able to understand this if you learn everything you can do and become a chore.

I often wonder if his obsession with the wheel under the foot is related to the feeling of the wheel that I experienced when I got pregnant. In the meantime I rocked back and forth, jumped off the roadside with speed. People can make assumptions only for questions without answers.

From under the parking lot: Lyceum of Aristotle. From the parking lot: Richard III. What other parking spaces are hidden elsewhere? Does the car mirror the wheel? Somehow the wind blows? JFK Park near Kennedy School was a bus parking lot in the 1960s, but what if it were a particularly beautiful parking lot? Does today's park completely cover the view that Cambridge is equivalent to St. Paul 's Cathedral? The shit tooth hurt the wall. Have he ever had a similar experience before? He will pick a rainbow from the wall and ask. '(And, as their villas expect, where are all from Billy, as expected, (Why do we think they will come?) Does he bite the color of wall musicians? What? Does he hear a nervous voice when he does this?