Comments on: Introduction: Rationale http://2ndlearningjourney.wordpress.com I read. I think. I write. Sat, 28 Feb 2009 16:49:46 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Michael Tim http://2ndlearningjourney.wordpress.com/introduction-rationale/#comment-246 Michael Tim Sat, 28 Feb 2009 16:49:41 +0000 http://2ndlearningjourney.wordpress.com/introduction-rationale/#comment-246 I love your site! _____________________ Experiencing a slow PC recently? <a href="http://tinyurl.com/makemypcfaster" rel="nofollow">Fix it now!</a> I love your site!

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]]> By: 2ndlearningjourney http://2ndlearningjourney.wordpress.com/introduction-rationale/#comment-155 2ndlearningjourney Tue, 24 Jul 2007 04:47:55 +0000 http://2ndlearningjourney.wordpress.com/introduction-rationale/#comment-155 I hope it is a quest for truth Benjamin! Read Ecclesiastes 12:12. It's quite an interesting saying. Can't reproduce it here as I haven't memorised it. As I have said somewhere later on in my blog, my initial desire to blog everyday is really idealistic. A week to HK, and I haven't finished half my readings yet! (Which was my plan before I spend the other one month reading up there). I'm actually thinking of buying some texts and storing them up on my bookshelf there, and take them out for weekend readings when I've started my first year at University. After all, learning is lifelong. How did you cope with all the reading? I wanted to cover basic introductions to art history, architectural history, mathematical history, modern physics, music, law and philosophy in this short period of time so that in U, when I have less time to read (presumably) I can borrow more detailed texts, on, say, the Hittite kingdom for general perusal during my weekends. But as it's not working... how did you manage to read up whilst juggling uni life and now, work? I hope it is a quest for truth Benjamin! Read Ecclesiastes 12:12. It’s quite an interesting saying. Can’t reproduce it here as I haven’t memorised it.
As I have said somewhere later on in my blog, my initial desire to blog everyday is really idealistic. A week to HK, and I haven’t finished half my readings yet! (Which was my plan before I spend the other one month reading up there).
I’m actually thinking of buying some texts and storing them up on my bookshelf there, and take them out for weekend readings when I’ve started my first year at University. After all, learning is lifelong.
How did you cope with all the reading? I wanted to cover basic introductions to art history, architectural history, mathematical history, modern physics, music, law and philosophy in this short period of time so that in U, when I have less time to read (presumably) I can borrow more detailed texts, on, say, the Hittite kingdom for general perusal during my weekends. But as it’s not working… how did you manage to read up whilst juggling uni life and now, work?

]]> By: Benjamin http://2ndlearningjourney.wordpress.com/introduction-rationale/#comment-146 Benjamin Sat, 21 Jul 2007 16:29:53 +0000 http://2ndlearningjourney.wordpress.com/introduction-rationale/#comment-146 Hi, love your honesty in the above words. Well, you intellectual odyssey has definitely started much earlier than me! May God illuminate the road that you are taking in the thirst for truth and all things good. Hi, love your honesty in the above words. Well, you intellectual odyssey has definitely started much earlier than me! May God illuminate the road that you are taking in the thirst for truth and all things good.

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