"Everyone is trying to accomplish something big, not realizing that life is made up of little things." ~ Frank Clark


Wednesday, October 28, 2009

America Day!



For me, yesterday was a holiday!

Well... not like the 'take the day off' type because I went to class and did everything I would normally do. And yes I do know that Independence Day in America is the 4th of July but this is something different.
Yesterday was the 20th anniversary of when I came to live with my family.

Tuesdays are pretty hectic so I'm just getting a little time to reflect.

Every once in while I wonder what my life would be like if I wasn't here. If I stayed in Seoul, South Korea or if I went to one of the other families that was on the waiting list. But no matter how far my mind wanders it always come back to how fortunate I really am.

My family is absolutely amazing. Together we can handle anything that comes our way and they're always there for each other. They are all so strong in their own ways and it's impossible to ever feel alone. They always try to be supportive, no matter how crazy the idea is and I know that they'll always be there just like I try to be for them. We all have our own lives and we're not afraid to go our own way but no matter how far we go there's always a home to come back to.
Sure they're a little weird but whose family isn't? One of the things that I admire is that they're not afraid to be who they are. They live their lives with integrity and stay true to themselves.

I am who I am today because I was able to come and be a part of this particular family. And everyday I try to remember and put into practice all of the valuable lessons I've learned.

But what I really wanted to say was:

I couldn't do it without you, thank you.
I love all of you.

Thursday, October 8, 2009

Law

As you already know, I am interested in law and my stepdad showed me this cool idea Harvard University has started.
Its the first class with all the lectures being offered online, for free. The class has to do with justice and is taught by Michael Sandel.

Here is the site
http://www.justiceharvard.org/

They even made it a youtube channel so you can view all the lectures
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kBdfcR-8hEY

Wednesday, October 7, 2009

A story about love

While taking a prolonged study break I stumbled upon an old playlist I made.
It tells a story, better than words I think.

If I had to sum up my thoughts about music, I would have to say...
Music makes anything possible, that's what I love most about it.




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I hope you enjoy it :)