As previously mentioned, I had the opportunity to encounter for the first time the work of Haruki Murakami. A friend a while back already suggested that I start reading his work, but for some reason I never really got around it. It wasn’t until I saw this book’s cover did I muster enough energy to purchase the book and immerse myself in it.
Talk about judging a book by its cover eh? Hahaha.
If you haven’t read this book and are planning to, stop reading this now. Continue reading
I know Catching Fire is just about to show in November (and I’m friggin’ excited for it) but I cannot help feeling eager for the conclusion.
Though it has repeatedly been compared to a Japanese flick/comic, Hunger Games brings a certain level of sensitivity in a post-modern era story quite similar to the times we’re living now.
In some spaces, the land where their houses are built upon is the burial ground of their ancestors. We are all survivors of war, and I can only imagine the difficulty of getting back up after such a destruction.
Hope. And I believe this explains hope the best.
It’s been raining nonstop today, and I would like to think that the skies are crying because I can’t.
Oh, what beautiful release.
Have a great week ahead, everyone. <3
An excerpt from Daniel Kahneman’s Thinking, Fast and Slow:
Why be concerned with gossip? Because it is much easier, as well as far more enjoyable, to identify and label the mistakes of others than to recognize our own.
Fuck. They are on to us.
the salt of your skin 