There’s wisdom in watching once again the series that you so love in your childhood. The lessons you’ll learned keep on changing and the impressions you’ll have varies on your experiences. As Robertson Davies puts it: a truly great book should be read in youth, again in maturity, and once more in old age, as a fine building should be seen by morning light, at noon, and by moonlight.
Watching Haikyu!! brought back those years. The crazy energy. The drive. The willingness to practice. The team. So nostalgic. It was the answer to Kei Tsukishima’s question on the first season of the series: if it was just a club activity, why spend so much energy and put your heart into it?
It’s raining hard and the wind seemed quite scary. We don’t have TV for the moment and all my books are at work. I can’t sleep as well because my brothers are really noisy on […]
I am currently unstable while writing this entry. I could not consider myself sad because there are so many things to be happy about in this life. However, I couldn’t help but grieve over an […]
Even before we could go to school, the question on what would one wants to become has never been out of the experience of every child. We all do have dreams; however, as one grows […]
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