
This is the classment of the book I read this semester. The first ones are the ones I liked the most and the last ones the ones I didn't like:
On Saturday I went back home from my aero silk class, and my street was close. I parked my car and went to see what happened. There was two police cars and a crashed car. The man in the crashed car crashed a lamppost. The lamppost fell on the car. The car was totally destroyed. The front was crushed and the lamppost crushed the top of the car. Fortunately nobody was hurt, and the driver was chock but safe.
Yesterday I went to the film festival with my boyfriend. I went to see the Experimental Eye at 3 p.m. The first part was strange. There were lots of films about the water, and another called «Street Chaos ». The last one was really really strange. It showed the worstest parts of LA, drugs alcohol sex fights criminals stopped by the police… and the music was also strange. I better enjoyed the second part with the shorts films. Marianne, Paul and Yassine presented their movies. There was one with a skateboard man which was really funny. At the beginning we just saw someone skateboarding without seing who he is, and at the end we just saw a 60 years old man exhausted ! I didn’t stay to the party at the end because I had to go to another show.
After the film festival, I went to see a show from a cirque school in Hollywood. I know that place because I use to take my aero silk class there. All the students did a really good job. It was amazing because they are not professionnal and some of them did really good stuff. One of the man, who is a surgeon in his everyday life, did a show with the silk. It was great. The last number was a show from a professionnal, and that one was super great and super amazing !
On Saturday I went to the Museum of Jurassic Technology in Culver City. This museum is like a labyrinth with lot of different things inside. You can see the evolution of microscope, 3D vectograph process, ancient method to cure, supertitions, et cetera... There is also library, the Napoleon Library. I was impressed by one of the ancient belief: "children afficted with trush or sore throat, can de cured by placing the bill of a duck or goosse in the mouth of the children". I didn't really enjoy this museum, because I didn't understand the purpose of it. If someone want to go there, they make students prices, 3$, and the normal entry is 5$. They don't have parking places.
Sunday morning is the best morning of the week. You are free to choose what you want to do and you don’t have any obligations. During the week you have to wake up early to work or to go to school, and you have to undergo the noise of the alarm clock. On Sunday morning, you turn off your alarm clock. You can stay under the duvet if the weather is bad and take a huge French breakfast in front of a nice movie. If the weather is good, Sunday morning is nice to walk in forest and play sport. For the bravest that wants to enjoy the morning and day, you can wake up early and take your car to visit an unknown place. I can say that Sunday morning is a vacation day for me, I take this opportunity to escape, to think of something else or simply do nothing.
The lesson that Jill Bolte Taylor learned through her experience is the importance of life. One morning she woke up with a headache, which turned, step by step in a stroke...
I will explain that I've learned in this video about brain. The human brain is composed in two hemispheres. The right hemisphere, and the left hemisphere. The right leads all the things about the present moment, what's happen "right here, right now", Jill says that she "is an energybeing connected to the energy all around her through the consciousness of her right hemisphere". In addition the left hemisphere thinks "linearly and methodically", it is all about the past and the future, all the in formations you learned are categories and organizes with everything in the past and all your projects in the future. Jill says that the left hemisphere permits her "to become a single solid individual, separate from the energy flow around her and separate from us". In her accident Jill lost this part of her brain. She couldn't walk, spoke, and read, anymore. It took 8 years to recover all her capacities. When she realized that she was still alive, she realized the immense opportunity that was the life! She thought finds the nirvana, she realizes what a tremendous gift a stroke could be.
I'm going to compare two differents stories about dogs. The first is named "A Dog Parable". There is a man and his dog, they went to Heaven, and the man choosed to keep his dog with him. Second, the other story is named "Dog Days". It's about Cooper, a young man, he has a dog, Uno, and a pregnant wife, Christina. She doesn't want to keep the dog with the baby, thus, she asksCooper to ditch Uno.
Dogs are known to be the human's best friend. These two stories talk about, friendship, loyalty and faithfulness.
In the first story, the man is dead, he's alone, and he has nothing to loose. His only friend is his dog. I think he is the most important thing at this time in his dead life. Unlike, in the second story, the young man Cooper, got a family. He is maried, his wife is pregnant, he has a house and friends. He has to protect his family and his future child. Cooper's wife has an influance on him, so his choice depends to her. He have to maintain his marriage. The man has nobody to tell him what to do, he is free. Furthermore, those two men have not the same priorities, and the same way to see the friendship between men and dogs. If cooper had been in the "Dog Parable", he would go to Hell, and just let the dog on the way. If the man had been at Cooper's place, he would have kept Uno, or he would found a better solution than let it him to an animals shelter.
To conclude, I think the big difference between the two stories is the two men. They don't have the same age, not the same lifes and apparently not the same attachment with dogs.
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