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the book i'm reading right now is so good.
soooo good.
it makes me want to tell everyone to read it, and i'm not even done reading it yet.
i might end up staying up all night just to finish it.
i can't put it down and now i have to go to play a soccer game.
a good passage so far, which won't make to much sense without the background story but you will still get the idea:
"Unk, old friend- almost everything I know for sure has come from fighting the pain from my antenna, said the letter to Unk. Whenever I start to turn my head and look at something, and the pain comes, I keep turning my head anyway, because I know I'm going to see something I am not supposed to see. Whenever I ask a question, and the pain comes, I know I have asked a really good question. Then I break the question into little pieces, and I ask the pieces of the questions. Then I get answers to the pieces, and then I put the answers all together and get an answer to the big question. The more pain I train myself to stand, the more I learn. You are afraid of pain now, Unk, but you won't learn anything if you don't invite the pain. And the more you learn the gladder you will be to stand the pain"
that is really inspiring to me.
soooo good.
it makes me want to tell everyone to read it, and i'm not even done reading it yet.
i might end up staying up all night just to finish it.
i can't put it down and now i have to go to play a soccer game.
a good passage so far, which won't make to much sense without the background story but you will still get the idea:
"Unk, old friend- almost everything I know for sure has come from fighting the pain from my antenna, said the letter to Unk. Whenever I start to turn my head and look at something, and the pain comes, I keep turning my head anyway, because I know I'm going to see something I am not supposed to see. Whenever I ask a question, and the pain comes, I know I have asked a really good question. Then I break the question into little pieces, and I ask the pieces of the questions. Then I get answers to the pieces, and then I put the answers all together and get an answer to the big question. The more pain I train myself to stand, the more I learn. You are afraid of pain now, Unk, but you won't learn anything if you don't invite the pain. And the more you learn the gladder you will be to stand the pain"
that is really inspiring to me.