Wednesday, October 27, 2010
"Talking of Michelangelo"
As I read, The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock, by T. S. Eliot, I couldn't help but think about how much it relates to our topic of study: Modernism.
Friday, October 22, 2010
Contagious
So last night I was in the "No Shhh" Zone of the HBLL with some friends studying.
All of a sudden, a guy a few feet away at a computer started laughing. For the first few moments, no one paid much attention. But after about 3 minutes, people started noticing. Note: it was not any normal "ha ha ha" it was hysterical wheezing like "hee hee hee haw haw haw!"
After about 5 minutes, EVERYONE in the library was looking at this guy and laughing along. No one was really sure but his laugh was so contagious that no one could help but laugh too. It was probably one of the best moments of my life. Everyone was in hysterics laughing along with this guy even though they had no clue what he was laughing about. Although almost no one knew each other, we all joined together through laughter.
My friend and I were sitting in a spot where we could see what was on his screen.
What was he dying of laughter from?
All of a sudden, a guy a few feet away at a computer started laughing. For the first few moments, no one paid much attention. But after about 3 minutes, people started noticing. Note: it was not any normal "ha ha ha" it was hysterical wheezing like "hee hee hee haw haw haw!"
After about 5 minutes, EVERYONE in the library was looking at this guy and laughing along. No one was really sure but his laugh was so contagious that no one could help but laugh too. It was probably one of the best moments of my life. Everyone was in hysterics laughing along with this guy even though they had no clue what he was laughing about. Although almost no one knew each other, we all joined together through laughter.
My friend and I were sitting in a spot where we could see what was on his screen.
What was he dying of laughter from?
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