Thursday, March 15, 2012

Questions

Why can't I enjoy reading?
Why can't I read maps?
What can I do to make myself smart, like any other people?
Why do I feel like 24 hours is not enough?
Why can't I understand things easily?
Why can't I stand being in a crowd?
Why am I so sensitive yet so loud?
How can I be so lazy?
Why don't I really enjoy doing things I am quite good at?
Why I am not as passionate as other people on doing things most people would feel passionate about?
Why do I always sleep late although I actually have nothing to do?
Why the internet is so addictive?
Why do I love watching TV so much?

Life is so damn strange. And I gotta find the answers by myself.
I hope the process of finding the answers will be so much fun and enjoyable!

Thursday, March 8, 2012

What I found

Check out what I found in my reading material for International Relations Theory review:

# Or home is really home, .... a comfortable place of familiar faces, where one's competence is undisputed and where one does not have to prove it to either oneself or others, but where for much the same reasons there is some risks of boredom.

#Trust tends to be a matter of shared perspectives, of 'I know, and I know you know, and I know that you know that I know'.


(Ulf Hannerz, "Cosmopolitans and Locals in World Culture" in Theory, Culture, and Society, 1990; 7; hlm. 248)

This is funny and weird. Those quotations are cool, but the fact that it's found in a material of International Relations Theory is super weird.
Well, just wanna share.


Have a nice day!

-BSS-