Sunday, Feb. 24, 2019
It’s the first sunny day in almost a month in shanghai! Spending the morning reading for history class in bed~

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Sunday, Feb. 24, 2019
It’s the first sunny day in almost a month in shanghai! Spending the morning reading for history class in bed~
Why do the most boring books have the best quotes?
1/5 stars
This book was not for me. Even years after reading this book for English class, I still can't get over how boring it was. I was originally excited, considering how all my friends were glad that book got chosen over Bud, Not Buddy (we ended up reading both), which I preferred.
From the beginning, I had multiple issues with the book. I didn't understand the parents' involvement, the hatchet being given as a gift, and just how uninteresting it was in general.
Number 1, I had high expectations for this, considering how much my friends praised it. From the beginning, I was generally uninterested in the story. I tried to give it a chance and to see if the book would get more interesting.
Number 2, what type of mother gives their child a hatchet. They didn't give any context. Did the mother come from a hunting family? Is it symbolic? All I understood was that she gave it to him as a sort of apology for having to deal with her divorcing his dad.
Number 3, the parents are overall absent, other than the mom in the beginning. I feel like both of them being included in some sort of way would have been better. I feel like the mom should have been more worried about having her son go alone on an aircraft with a stranger.
I would not recommend this book at all. I feel like there are other survival stories that are more interesting than this one.
I hate art history theory
Or maybe it’s that weird spot where art theory crosses over into philosophy. Just. At some point we have to draw a line! Please. I really don’t want to keep seeing sentences like this:
“ When we inquire in this way, our aim is to come to know the thing-being (thingness) of the thing. The point is to discover the thingly character of the thing.”
It just feels like this:
Topic: My Future Life
My initial thoughts on the topic are that I do not want to imagine too far into the future because that involves the loss of many people that I currently know and love. We all have an end to our living stories, and I do not want to imagine how it might happen. We cannot completely predict the future. We can only imagine the outcomes. I have some goals but go with the flow and my gut for the rest.
My thoughts about the class article. I was a little surprised to read that it is hard to stash money in a 401k, because that does not fit my personality. I like being prepared as much as possible and I am definitely thinking about my financial future. Though, I believe that money is not my main worry in life. My experiences and personal effects in life are what I tend to naturally focus on.
“Mahmud... who comes home only on weekends, knows that when he arrives, a meal that is to his taste will await him. He admits that he has no idea what his children or wife like to eat”
I’m using tumblr to distract myself from the mountain of reading I have to do for my Digital Writing class.
I really don’t want to read for this class. I really really don’t.