Kiel

Joined July 2022

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Don't tell you. AI-Generated.
At the party, one of my friends wore a hat. It was a very plain canvas hat on the outside, but when he took it off, it was a beautiful velvet interliner of gold. I don't know the brand of the hat, but at that moment I was really a little surprised. I thought that under the ordinary appearance, a hat should be so glorious. Could it be the portrayal of the owner's personality? I couldn't help looking at him twice. This man, however, had curled his hat into a ball, stuffed it indifferently into his knapsack, and put it on when he said goodbye, but there was not a wrinkle in it. It really can bend, do not change.
By Kielabout a year ago in Art
Mystery of ‘gigantic jet’ lightning bolts 100 times more powerful than normal
An immense lightning bolt that rose 50 miles into space over a tempest has offered new experiences into baffling 'massive planes', which convey tremendous measures of electrical charge.
By Kiel3 years ago in Earth
The view from the window
I was immersed in joy, keep The original shape of the hillside, but it shrinks From the entire hillside to a small pine forest
By Kiel3 years ago in Poets
Go to the mountain
It was an early autumn evening. My father pointed to a hill across from the base dormitory and said, "Let's go up that hill."
By Kiel3 years ago in Humans
Don't be "wonderful" spoil yourself
In an article, the scholar Liu Qing talks about the ability to "endure boredom", which is particularly reasonable. When people grow up in a culture of entertainment, he says, the time they endure no punchlines, no excitement, no vivid ways of talking is very short. Their reading skills also decline, and the short, quick things on the phone undermine the development of deep reading skills. Our college model is set in a mid-20th century culture, where if you can apply yourself to a book and put up with seemingly boring but deep content, it will be very rewarding. But now the whole cultural environment has changed, and people's tolerance for "boring" is generally very low.
By Kiel3 years ago in Journal
passers-by
For some reason, when I wanted to talk to you, But lie to you say, the wind and rain just, should go to write some poetry.
By Kiel3 years ago in Poets
darwin's finches
Let's start with a story. A man is robbed in Hong Kong in June 2021. The police arrived at the scene and asked what had been taken. "Chips," he said. Made off with 14 cases worth HK $5 million.
By Kiel3 years ago in Journal
Bow to your dreams
one I was my friend's guest teacher for half a month in a summer guitar class. When roll call, unexpectedly have a prim middle-aged woman answer "ARRIVE". I was surprised, according to her age and dress, should appear in the district of Yangko team or park aerobics ranks. However, she is holding a guitar, sitting in a group of youth flying in the middle of teenagers.
By Kiel3 years ago in Confessions
What do you want? Just say it
What I realized in my counseling is that one experience is more common than commonly thought: feeling "abnormal." The vast majority of "normal" people have experienced this worry in one way or another.
By Kiel3 years ago in Psyche
Araki have become
I collected a lot of things from the deep mountains, such as leaves, flowers, animal feces, feathers, plant seeds, and soil. I wrapped the collection in film and sorted it on a wooden rack. The most placed on the wooden frame, is the rot of wood.
By Kiel3 years ago in Earth
In September the princess
In the beginning, the king of Siam had two daughters and called them Day and Night. Then he had two more daughters, so he changed the names of the two daughters together, naming them with the seasons, calling them spring, summer, autumn and winter. By the time the eighth daughter was born, his daughter's name became January, February, March... The youngest is called August. Then the king had another daughter, and of course it was September.
By Kiel3 years ago in Fiction
To give up smoking
It's been a while since I quit smoking: 272 days. I thought I'd get used to it by now, that the hunger and thirst had subsided, that I no longer felt restless and like a part of a limb had been amputated. It's not. The truth is, there's not a moment when I don't feel empty, when I don't feel as if I've been ripped out of my whole self. I'm just used to it now, that's all. Rather, I have accepted the painful reality.
By Kiel3 years ago in Humans