Advices from the Experienced

I was reading several blogs by Gretchin Rubin, but I couldn't find anything that stood out to me until I read her blog, "The Things That Go Wrong Often Make the Best Memories--and Further Secrets of Adulthood". This blog had a very personal approach and voice to it; her personality shined as she gave spontaneous and random advices about life and her experiences of adulthood. I find it comical and very informed about the necessity of living. Her wisdom has definitely made my eyes open to the complexity and intricacy of aging!

Advices such as these makes me contemplate and ponder:

If you don't really want something, getting it won't make you happy.

It’s enormously helpful, and surprisingly difficult, to grasp the obvious.

(I believe they are very thought-provoking, no? ^_^)

In the Making

I am having a hard time debating on how to organize my presentation into an intriguing format. Researching about my essential question and gathering information and facts was easy but narrowing it down to a specific category was very difficult. I am still thinking about alternatives about my presentation and how I want to present it. I want to present an informative and in-depth presentation and not a boring, meticulous one. Hopefully I will figure something soon! Wish me luck!