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nemo said:
I complained to vent out the heat inside my mind, with expectation that it will sooth me.
Instead of extracting the pain in my mind, most of the time, my complaints excite more anger, and drove the pain deeper.
Complaints to the peaceful people will relieve me.
So I am trying not to complaint to those who are easily get mad
mer: that’s why this project invites you to complain collectively (not individually, though some complaints are individual by nature)… singing your complaints out loud, in a form of choir, in a pleasurable and creative way… how couldn’t it be positive? at least it’s fun and healthy… if you’re not cynical.
# 17 April 2009 at 1:26 pm

Diny said:
Beautiful arrangement. Wondered if you really are going to make a song out of it :p I clicked the JUS394 link at read through it. Awesome poster!
Interesting comment from ‘the professor’. I was a student once, and all I can say is: if you keep your speech interesting and live enough, we students won’t be chatting through the lecture, fall asleep or leave early. Make sense, huh? :p
mer: actually the whole ‘choir’ thing is real… we’ll be singing the complaints… so, surely there’ll be a song! you should join us! about your comment, yes, that’s true, but only partially true. students these days could be unbelievable.. i saw them chatting away even during one of the most lively and interesting speeches in my life (i was among audience of course).
# 22 April 2009 at 9:26 am

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