ABOUT ME

Open minded, studying human livestock relationship, like classical music, never have a pet but like to watch others playing with theirs. Like train, driving car by myself, long walk. Like to watch baby laughing or funny pet videos. Go to Taipei once a while for visiting friends. Used to like books a lot, but feel differently after postgraduate. Hope to finish master's thesis 2014. Not a vegetarian but curious about vegetarian. Like farms and curious about people who work at a farm. Bad with numbers. Eat simple. Get along with old people and kids better than with young adult.
When watch the tv show, Nurse Jackie, I feel like I am a bitter person like Jackie yet trying to become a sweet person like Zoey, but I am actually more like serious miss Akalatus.

PHILOSOPHY

Through a conversation,sometimes you can tell that it makes two very different people understand each other perfectly. It is something intriguing to me. It happens a lot in movies, yet few in real life.

Interests

Hiking, Movies, Books, Tv: Animal Planet, Discovery, Science Channel. Drawing.

• animals
• pets
• books
• vegetarian
• flying
• movies
• tv
• drawing
• music
• classical music
• hiking
• nursing
• science

Music, Movies, and Books

Movies: Any Clay animation, for instance Mary and Max, James and the Giant Peach....

The Piano, The Legend of 1900, The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada, Mystic River, Pan's Labyrinth, Heaven(trilogy "Heaven, Hell and Purgatory"), Diary Of A Big Man (Comedy, Chow Yun-fat, Hong Kong, 1988) , Looper, The Brothers Bloom.

Music:Bach, Andrea Bocelli, Coldplay, Cat power,Feist, Frank Sinatra,Damien Rice...

Books: Works of Gaston Bachelard; 《A Sand County Almanac》

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

I met an old man who is over 80 years old in the subway of London, he was lost, asked for direction. We had a very short conversation. I was amazed about how he trusted a stranger and tourist like me. He also shared with me the good time he had in a reunion with old friends that same day.

Teach, Learn, Share

Every point has its counterpoints: the plant and the rain, the spider and the fly.

─ "Spinoza: practical philosophy " - Gilles Deleuze