childhood

     En el mundo las preguntas que son mas preguntadas en que yo se es, ¿Que es tu favorito color? Cuando alquien prequentan esto unas personas ya saven que decir pero otros se quedan astrancadas en el momento. Por mi eso era el caso pero despues ecoje y mi favorito color es verde.

     El verde para mi es perfecto. No es tan oscuro pero tanpoco tan transparente. Tambien me recuerda de algo agrui, y a mi me gusta las cosas agruios. Tambien me recuerda de el planta tierra, la naturalza.    

Recently, I experienced a strange phenomenon that led me back to the wonders of childhood. After watching "The Hangover," "Almost Famous," "American Pie," "Good Will Hunting," or the hundreds of teenage/adult movies we all have become accustomed to, I recieved no satisfaction. It was like every time I watched something with a real actor in it, life was slapping me in the face for wasting my time vicariously among the celebrities of our time. I felt guilty and bad, not to mention lethargic and depressed from the amount of dramas and documentaries I have watched over the last little while. So, I decided to try something new. A Disney movie. It felt so out-of-place reaching for an animated movie. It took me almost half an hour to decide which one I was even going to put myself through watching. But, surprisingly enough it was the revival of happiness I needed. For once in years, I was watching, yes, an animated film, by myself. And loving it.

Kite Runner is a weird title for the book. Based on an Afghani boy, and his neighborhood. I haven't been think about my book often, but the action, and story telling is picking up.

This book deals with a lot of racism, prejudice, and rules. Jem and Scout have a lot of first hand experiences with these against them, because of their fathers business. Does this seem fair? Have you notices any experiences like this today? Also in the situation with Thomas Robinson and Mayella, who do you feel worse for?