Reading My Reflections

Reading my idea When I was in my 4th grade my music teacher asked volunteers to help me move the folding table. Among the eight people who raised their hands, I was the only girl. Among the seven people she chose, I am not alone. This incident turned over my 9 year old world. I am absolutely angry. During the rest of the 45 minute course, I sat silently and was angry with society's injustice. Why boys get stronger than me In 1792, Mary Walstone Craft was dissatisfied with the idea that men were considered intelligently better than women automatically.

On November 26, 2013, I was touched by the work "Lincoln's pen". While reading my idea of ​​pen, Abraham Lincoln signed the declaration of liberation of the Yale University manuscript library ... that I forgotten most of these old ideas shocked me It was! Then I noticed that I have never actually read my diary before. As long as you have your own knowledge, even if you are environmentally friendly, it is necessary to record them. Strange claims come from people who discover and raise that rumor. And now I think that sharing them makes sense. We have fallen into fear and falsehood. We need to share our learning as a matter of public service.

This conversation with my ancient scriptwriter 's cousin is only one of my recent conversations about reading. More specifically, please read the book. But this is a good time for my personal review - these conversations have posed a big question for me: how important is it to read books in the era of infinite articles and visual media? Obviously, as a person who likes to read books, I think that is very important. But what makes me sad is that I admit this. You can see people who claim no time or who do not have time to spend time reading articles from the New York Times. Many things happen everyday in this country, so do not use reading time to keep up with everyday news? In the world of new president, every sexual violence scandal, Elon Musk and constantly changing technology, we should not pay more attention to the newsletter and Yahoo! Yahoo!.

After Christmas in New York, I finished reading the new book "Why to write: devotion" by Patty Smith. The first part is similar to note, style prose. We dream and observe, quote, self-reflection, and we take in and out interesting information little by little. In the second part, Estonia's passionate young figure skater will transform her dream and observation into the most beautiful story. Smith uses a collection of data she collects on daily observations to form a deep and meaningful story. Inspired by her sentences, I went to M train and brought me to Murakami. I have found unrivaled comfort in Hermann Hesse, Patti Smith, Haruki Murakami's books. While listening to the music of Kate Bush, Erykah Badu, Joni Mitchell, I experienced a strong exchange. When I got up and observed the work of Francis Bacon, Louis Bourgeoiste, and Paul Gauguin, my trials and hardships had gone away.