2005。3。21

Hi Edward,

 

I've read all books by 江國香織, yap, including 東京寂寞鐵塔.  I like 冷靜與熱情之間 the most as it is, again, seeing the same thing from both sides.  Guess I'm always curious about how different people interpret life 

 

There is one scene that catches me the most in the movie:  Hughes is such a genius and accomplished so many different things in his life that we (normal people) cannot even imagine, however he has to struggle so hard but still fail to open a toilet door without using towel, a simple action that we don't even consider as difficulty.  So, whether something is easy or difficult isn't necessarily determined by physical conditions, it's how our hearts and minds tell us. 

 

And life is always fair, there will be more toilet doors that Hughes has to encounter than the number of planes or movies than he is making in his life, and in comparison, we are living a better life even we made no plane or movie!! 

Can "smell" spring on the way to work today 

 

Cheers,

Joyce