The three post in which intrigued me most to repost were Nostalgia, Liberation, and Comfort. All three post had their own unique touch, but ended up all relating to one another in various senses at the end. In nostalgia her keyword was comfort, she then went on and explained her space and compared it with other reading in which we have done in class such as: Boyers and Bachelards readings, as she describe her place and explained how with different climates the illumination of her space changed and then became magical reminded me of a utopia, because she pictured her place as a fairy tale and a magical place,in which we know don't really exist, but we can create our own personal spaces and our own personal utopias, I do it myself. Then with Liberation she also explains her own meaning of it and how she sees it, she goes on and shares her perspective and how she has seen her space throughout the semester evolve, she has analyzed and came to a conclusion that in downtown Chico there is a lot of space of liberation because one is free to do as we please with just simple restraints. She then makes a connection to letters of Abelard and Heloise in which I became intrigued because within that text there is not much liberation, there is instead confinement, but she then collaborated on why and how she saw that occur and develop through her observation of her space.Lastly, Comfort; I also choose this post to reblog since it seem to feel compatible with the other ones in which I also reblogged and also with myself and how I feel with my own space personally. As she explained of all the times and all emotions in which she felt at the end of the day her space was “the space,” in which made her feel safe and happy regardless of what her day consisted of, just like mine, I too can always arrive to my space after a stressful day and can simply relax and feel comfortable, free, liberated in my own utopia, or my fairy tail location after I illuminate all the candles around. All post to what I realized at the end feel that their spaces are a utopia or space in which they can set themselves free from whatever is occurring to them throughout the day, each space portrays each persons personal castle of liberation and comfort. Just as Fletcher always spoke of each space provoking certain emotions or behavior. For all these people(students) their space always end up portraying a place of freedom as previously stated. As I too analyzed it seemed as if for everyone whatever they did they felt confined like when they went to work, school or simply another place. It related to Abelard and Heloise, in the sense of being confined, incapable to do what they want to do, they can't express themselves, but the minute the arrive to their destination space those emotions are gone and unwinded and then transformed into just tranquility.
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