WrittenSubconscious's blog

In observation of United Nations Day, the Harvard Human Rights Committee invited several speakers, including Mia Farrow, to speak on the topic of China and its relationship to Darfur and human rights in the world, particularly in Africa.  Read More »

 One of the main reasons the Undergrad Retreat was so encouraging was because I got to see God’s faithfulness at work in the lives of the senior class. I still remember the Undergrad Retreat freshman year, and how we had heard the vision of a people who live together for God with all of their hearts.  Read More »

 A world of difference lay before and after the line that I realized that I stumbled over.  Read More »

It kind of sucks that everything I do is centered around my future.  I have a hard time living in the present.  Take, for example, my typical day: school, homework, college applications... that's about it. With a few moments in there for eating andn sleeping.  Weekend: same thing, minus school.  But normally I don't do anything with friends because I'm too tired from the school week.   Read More »

So this might be a bit juvenile, but I feel like it's a question that every kid has at some time, and that all the answers I've ever gotten were pretty darn unsatisfying.  So I thought about it a lot on my own to try to figure it out a little bit more and to develop an answer and explanation that were a bit more satisfying.  You pet owners may sympathize.  Read More »

Sometimes I wish I was crazy. Sometimes I wish I was this crazy troubled kid that smoked cigarettes like candy and could never sleep and sat on the curb for a smoke at four in the morning when it's freezing cold out. Sometimes I wish that my home life was terrible or that I lived by myself and had to steal for food or sell drugs for money. Sometimes I wish that, and I don't really know why.  Read More »

What is passion?  It is surely the becoming of a person.  In passion, the body and the spirit seek expression outside of self.  Passion is all that is other from self.  John Boorman   Read More »

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