Tuesdays with Morrie Poster

10/15/2013

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You have to find what's good and true and beautiful in your life as it is now.
                    (Chapter 7, page 120)


  There is a man on the poster. He was looking for the purple castle. And there are many beautiful views on his way to the castle. And these views make him feel very happy. 
  My quote means we have to find the good, true and beautiful thing as it is now, so I drew this poster. Because the man in the poster was watching the views on the both sides of the road. But actually the castle which is far away from him is the place he wants to find. But the views he can see now are also very good and beautiful.
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Compare your generation with your parents' generation

10/9/2013

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  My parents' life was quite different from mine when they were at my age. When they were at my age, they didn't have so much entertainment sets for fun, and their life wasn't so convenient like now. They didn't have AC, microwave oven and fridge at their home. They didn't have the convenient transportation like cars, taxis, and metro. They just can go out by bikes or foot.
  My parents had to face the problems like fighting with his brothers, or hurt themselves when they go out for fun.nk
  Still, we also got many problems which our parents wouldn't get when they were our age. The most difference is that we need to face the stress from studying, because we have to work harder than them to get into a American college.
  And we also got the different thinking about the world. Sometimes we think thing in the different way from our parents. And we also got different value, we measure thing's value in different way.
  And different thinking and values will cause many problems between my parents and me. For example, my mom thought love me is to care about me, but I thought i'm fifteen years old now, she doesn't need to care about me like before, I want to have own space.
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Your Parents' Generation Collage:  What images represent your parents' generation?

10/7/2013

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