Wednesday, September 12, 2012
Monday, September 10, 2012
the most beautiful people are those who have a conscience and relentlessly pursue justice; those who do NOT justify an unjust mean for the "greater good."
sometimes i think that the greatest sin is not those who committed a crime but HOW they package themselves– to repeatedly claim that they are a better person than they actually are...and to obscure the pain they caused to others instead of acknowledging it.
Sunday, September 9, 2012
Tuesday, September 4, 2012
好苦惱。怎樣也想不到feature story應該寫什麼。還有9283124709樣野未做...
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I've been reading Corner Office of the NYT. The Q&A approach is easy to digest and relatively concise...especially when you're reading about successful entrepreneurs, I'd prefer reading this over a long, detailed profile story. Corner Office is, in a way giving a more honest depiction of what the CEO is like instead of painting a rosy picture.
But aside from writing about prominent figures, I'm much more interested in covering ordinary people– especially those who don't have a voice. I've heard about day laborers standing under intense heat near Jones Ferry Road, Carrboro (just few minutes from Chapel Hill), hoping that a construction truck would pass by and pick them up for a paid job– for a day. Most day laborers are immigrants, documented and undocumented alike. And because of their lack of English skills, fear of immigrant operations and the yearning to earn a decent living, these laborers are often tricked into working without being paid.
I can totally picture how worried (AND over reacting) my mom would be if I told her that I'm interested in this topic and I'm going to spend days talking with the day laborers so that I could get their side of the story (though I'd really need a translator...) But this is how it'd work.
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I've been reading Corner Office of the NYT. The Q&A approach is easy to digest and relatively concise...especially when you're reading about successful entrepreneurs, I'd prefer reading this over a long, detailed profile story. Corner Office is, in a way giving a more honest depiction of what the CEO is like instead of painting a rosy picture.
But aside from writing about prominent figures, I'm much more interested in covering ordinary people– especially those who don't have a voice. I've heard about day laborers standing under intense heat near Jones Ferry Road, Carrboro (just few minutes from Chapel Hill), hoping that a construction truck would pass by and pick them up for a paid job– for a day. Most day laborers are immigrants, documented and undocumented alike. And because of their lack of English skills, fear of immigrant operations and the yearning to earn a decent living, these laborers are often tricked into working without being paid.
I can totally picture how worried (AND over reacting) my mom would be if I told her that I'm interested in this topic and I'm going to spend days talking with the day laborers so that I could get their side of the story (though I'd really need a translator...) But this is how it'd work.
Monday, September 3, 2012
there're certain kinds of behavior that you cannot get over with
我總是覺得,情意結會令人放下自己的標準。
明明有些行為是不能接受的,但想起某某對我的好,就會找各種理由出說服自己-他其實沒有那麼差,我也沒有那麼好。就當扯平吧。
或者人真的偏向相信美好的信念,就算幻想破滅,還是不想承認自己有多愚昧。
因為得知莫莫背後所作所為而顛倒自己對愛情及友情的期望,對所有東西都抱著懷疑的心態。
是難熬的。但其實生活就是不斷的跟陌生人熟起來,然後跟熟的人變得很陌生。
那些值得留在心中的人,我會狠狠的愛你們。
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