靠腰

我不是罵髒話
是真的深深的靠腰

腰部是身體很重要的一部分
身體活動完完全全要靠腰

它負擔很大
身體的樞紐


坐著、站著、躺著、蹲著都靠腰
連上廁所都靠腰，尤其是公共區域的廁所！！; P




可惜最近腰痠痛...
（人社教室的爛椅子！！宿舍的爛椅子！！）
難得今天可以在台積草坪騎馬
說了很久，終於做到的台積騎馬社課......


話說，今天下午考完試後就和禿禿、小毛吃麻吉牛排......
吃完就帶禿禿去馬場參觀
禿禿整個像鄉下人 XD
不過因為忙著備馬，無法招呼禿禿，真是不好意思 :P
總共要帶七匹過去、和御琪忙著備馬
刮了好多腳蹄、速度變快了

終於忙完了，很遲疑地從園區路口騎到南門，好險沒走錯
若瑛、涵哥、沂蓁都來了，行程delay一小時，好險大家都留下來，沒走啊 XD
大家都走了就搞笑啦！！

上馬了，哈哈哈

是塔斯卡利耶！！！！（灑花）

一整個策略成功啊！！！！！！
（就是一開始牽馬就是牽塔斯卡利的策略 XD）

騎到塔斯卡利超開心！！！我的天啊！！
大帥哥耶！！！！>////////////<

帥帥帥帥帥帥帥帥帥帥帥帥帥

偷偷的希望我能騎他去比大專盃 XDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD（做夢吧）


騎一騎覺得還是壓浪比較輕鬆
可是騎完腰就大概不行了

其實也沒那麼嚴重啦，只是痠痠的這樣
但就是不舒服...... 所以後來就沒有再上馬了 ＝ )3( ＝

好好好好可惜啊！！！！！！！！
我的塔斯卡利！！！！！O Q
只好遠遠的看涵哥騎塔斯卡利.........

然後回程的時候，聽到涵哥和致維的大專盃聯辦的事情也弄得不錯的樣子
總籌總籌總籌總籌！！涵哥好罩啊！！！
我是不行了 哭哭
（然後看起來很想在清大辦比賽？？那個大門那的大草坪？？）



今天晚上就這樣過了
明天又是忙碌的一天


我的英國文學報告啊............................................

馬術社的網站

換上冬裝！！

按我按我按我按我！

哇～～～～～ 好美啊～～～～～

誰編輯的啊？？？

這是怎樣（a lamentation）

燃燒一個禮拜的英國文學終於暫時告一段落
今、明、後三天可以先稍微伸展手腳、活動筋骨、優閒一下
終於可以去校外覓食，不必再忍受吃到膩的學校餐廳

但是

英國文學期中並沒有就此結束
今天考試的第三部分是要帶回家寫一份paper，下禮拜二交！
除此之外，還要繼續跟上當周進度唷～～～～


哇哇哇哇哇～～～～好巧喔～～～～下禮拜二不就將將好是小公演
「三便士歌劇 The Three Penny Opera」演出的日子嗎？？？？？？

天啊～～～ 好愜意～～～

個屁......





靠！......

翻一翻桌曆，十二月過的跟十一月一樣，是怎樣？
就是每個禮拜都有一兩個期中的意思！！！

翻一翻記事本，一月也將過的和十一月一樣，是怎樣？？？

老娘這學期是注定閒不得是吧？？？

來看看接下來歡樂的日子好了：

• 12/15：小公演綵排（19.00~22.00）
• 12/16：1. 英國文學paper due（Bomb!）/2. 小公演演出（11.00 AM～整個晚上--->整天消失）
• 12/17：諮商中心騎馬的合作時間（整個晚上消失）
• 12/22：戲劇排演超級無敵大Project Due...（Bomb!!!）
• 12/23：Persuasvie Speech Day...（Bomb!!!!）/Reading & Writing: Process Analysis Essay Due（Bomb!!!!!!!）
• 12/30、12/31：Reading & Writing: All essays DUE!!!

Interlude: 歡樂與憂傷的跨年年假（Home Sweet Home, FINALLY!!!!）

• 1/8：應用語言學Group Oral Presentation（MUST be PERFECT!!! Got no choice left!!）
• 1/13：英國文學 Final Paper Due
• 1/15：應語 Final Exam (MUST be PERFECT!!!! Got no way back!!!!!!!!!!)
• 1/??：東坡詩詞期末
• 1/??：超級恐怖的唐宋明清文期末......（據說去年大多數人都是六十幾分過（抖））
• 1/22（都要除夕了是怎樣？...）：應語 critique & summary, Group Oral Presentation Paper Due！！！（25號就是除夕了耶，助教妳也太搞剛了吧＝ ＝）

還要操心社團的

1. 希望盃活動報告
2. 期末幹部會議
3. 期末入校
4. 寒訓
5. 明年社團評鑑
6. 聯辦2009全國馬術大專盃
7. ......？？？（反正就是要花心思就對了......）

幹！！！

（最近髒話真的常噴口而出.....禿禿，對不起妳的耳朵了！！）

我這學期什麼屁事都沒幹到嘛！！！！
一學期就這樣咻過去了，外語畢業公演不是不久前才看過嗎？？？？？？？？
我還記得我當天穿什麼、晚餐吃什麼、演什麼、家聚還在大三元吃了些什麼、
和誰吃了什麼、哪些教授有去看公演這樣，

這一切切都歷歷在目、恍如昨日，但卻是一年前的事了！！
時間有沒有那麼殘酷？？

靠！

不甘心啊！！！一學期就這樣庸碌過了..............................

高興到誰？？成就了什麼？？？

社團也拉不起來、人越來越少，大家越來越老、越走越開，
該畢業的畢業、升研究所升研究所、當兵去當兵，我們呢？

我們一群大二女生呢？

不就人老珠黃？

默默的被叫學姊、默默的升大三、默默的被列為老人、默默的淡出


記憶是永存，但誰敢說沒有遺憾？
記憶是快樂，但誰敢說沒有憂傷？
記憶是值得，但誰敢說沒有犧牲？


我要隱退了，我要當個能自己去排班騎騎馬的小社員就好
那個社長的光環我才不要（拋）

就算它能給我未來加分又怎樣？
我才不要被禁錮一整年、背著責任一輩子

以我現在的能力，我無法超越，只會被噹
我分身乏術、無力、無法、毋想
我用力去做一定做得到，但我不想。
我不想去迎合制度，我不想放棄我的個性，我不想追隨

都期末了，一學期過了
我很不滿
不滿自己、不滿現狀、不滿過去、不滿包袱

自己就是這學期我過的並沒有很開心
現狀就是必須依照「期望」和「制度」去做；嚴重的無力感
過去就是把事情搞難看然後換手
包袱就是過去、過去、過去、過去、還是過去

我喜歡馬術社，但是我喜歡馬更勝於人

我很難過我是這樣想的；我並不想孤僻、避世

I don't want to be a hermit.
But I can't lie to myself.

Contradiction possessess me,
eternally.

Therefore I lament
Over what I've done,
Over what you've done,
Over what he's done,
Over what we've done,
Over the past, the future
And the system and tradition.

There I lament
Over the anticipatation.
Here I wipe my tears of lamentation,
Though I once believed that
The mirth had taught me not to weep and mourn.
Then in realization
I ponder with echoes in my meditation:
"If I'd cry, I'd cry tears of blood."

Still a worn out heart needs cardiac or pump to let it beat on.

But desolation is all what I see; I reside in a manless land where

No cardiac nor pump, yet endless torture of infernal heat and fire.

This heat I can bear, the desolation and loneliness I can't endure.

I seek my salvation in this absolute isolation and lamentation...

《Finalgrades Lost》

"The greatest epic of modern English" -- The New York Times

"The best Christmas gift for both adults and children." -- Times

"Yes, we need 'Change!' This book is the start of 'Change!'" -- BarakObama



《Finalgrades Lost》
by Kar Rinasun

9 December, 2008

on sale!

下禮拜二完了

Hello class:

Below is listed the material you are responsible for in your in-class examination next week. The examination will be the latter 2 hours of class next Tuesday December 9. You can go on the class's Blackboard for course information and documents relevant to the exam. Good luck!

(1) All discussion and lecture material in class so far
(2) All readings up to and including Milton's Paradise Lost on your syllabus:
pp. 1242–50 Literature and culture, 1603–40
pp. 1250–51 The Caroline era, 1625–40
pp. 1251–54 The revolutionary era, 1640–60
pp. 1254–57 Literature and culture
pp. 1260–62 John Donne
p. 1263 “The Flea”
pp. 1267–68 “The Canonization”
pp. 1271 “A Valediction: Of Weeping”
pp. 1275–76 “A Valediction: Forbidding Mourning”
pp. 1695–97 Andrew Marvell
pp. 1698–99 “Bermudas”
pp. 1716–36 “Upon Appleton House”
pp. 1324–26 Ben Jonson
pp. 1434–36 To Penshurst
pp. 1605–6 George Herbert
pp. 1607–12 “The Altar,” “Redemption,” “Easter,” “Easter Wings,” “Affliction (1),” “Prayer (1),” “Jordan (1)”
pp. 1546–49 Rachel Speght
p. 1550 Forms of Inquiry
pp. 1550–51 Francis Bacon
pp. 1565–69 From Novum Organum
pp. 1594–95 Thomas Hobbes
p. 1596 [The Artificial Man] from the Leviathan
pp. 1602–5 Part 2, Chapter 17 of the Leviathan
pp. 1744–46 Political writings
pp. 1746–68 Robert Filmer, from Patriarchia
pp. 1748–51 John Milton, from Tenure of Kings and Magistrates
pp. 1816–25 From Areopagitica
pp. 1751–57 Gerard Winstanley, from A New Year’s Gift Sent to the Parliament and the Army
pp. 1811–16 The Reasons of Church Government
p. 1828 “When I Consider How My Light Is Spent”
p. 1829 “Methought I Saw My Late Espousèd Saint”
p. 1805–11 “Lycidas”
pp. 2081–82 Chronology
pp. 2057–61 Restoration and the 18th century
pp. 2061–66 The Context of ideas
pp. 2066–70 Conditions of literary production
pp. 2070–74 Literary principles
pp. 2074–75 Restoration literature, 1660–1700
pp. 2083–84 John Dryden
p. 2132 Preface to Fables Ancient and Modern
pp. 2142–43 John Bunyan
pp. 2143–51 From Pilgrim’s Progress
pp. 1831–50, Book 1, Paradise Lost

Applied Linguistics

幹！！！！！
超低的！！！
馬的！！！！
幹幹幹幹幹！
還有人九十！
一堆七、八十！！！
幹！！！！！

為什麼文學組一定要修應用語言學，
但語言組可以不用修英國文學？？？
真是天大的笑話！
外語系不修英國文學就好像經濟系不修統計一樣！！！！！
全台灣可能只有清大這樣吧！！！！他媽的太偏頗了！！！
真他馬的！應語把我成績拉低了，真是太棒了，幹！！！！
因為應語是系定必修，所以我要一定要選，幹！！！！！！
為什麼不讓英國文學也系定必修？？？？蛤？？！！！！！

操你媽的就是看這個不爽，幹！

2008希望盃國際身心障礙者馬術邀請賽：深觸我內心的美麗經驗

《前言》

閱讀與寫作剛好要交篇essay，我就把我十一月二十九號的當天情景用有限的文字寫了下來。我至今一憶起小選手宣誓那場景，仍眼眶泛紅、深受感動。那個畫面刻在我腦中，動人心弦。我純粹想要分享我這個經驗、心得，因此貼在我的網誌上。即使這是我已看過無數次的作品、我自己的創作，我每讀一次，仍久久不能自己。明年、後年、大後年，只要我有能力，我仍會繼續擔任希望盃的志工。

自由演繹第一名的帥氣阿肯

很顯然馬（巴斯光年）和人（張先生致維）都累了

騎Domingo 熱馬

活動落幕後，我也騎著小花去玩一下趣味競賽的S型路線 XD

比賽開始前大家烈馬隊熱馬

Confined Body but with Infinite Hope—My First Experience to be a Volunteer

“Because of riding, I have the freedom to sprint; because of riding, I have the courage to surmount barriers; because of riding, I have the opportunity to challenge myself. Being a rider, I honor and love equestrianism.” David Kuo, a ten-year-old boy on wheelchair who suffered from cerebral palsy due to premature birth took an oath with his vigorous voice in the opening of the Hope Cup 2008. The Hope Cup is an annual and the only equestrian game held in Taiwan for disabled people from all over the nation as well as from abroad. For those families and friends, it’s a great event to encourage and cheer up for their beloved ones who undertake the therapeutic riding. Last Saturday, November 29, my club members and I had this priceless experience to be volunteers for the Hope Cup, in which I witnessed the brightness and beauty of humankind, and in which I understood more about therapeutic riding.

The most common stereotype of riding or equestrianism is often linked to the nobility and the rich. There’re only few people who understand riding as a physical therapy for disabled people.

“How can possibly people who aren’t able to walk, run, talk, eat, and drink normally’ to go riding?”
“Isn’t that dangerous?”
“Why choose therapeutic riding but not a… normal hospital?”

Indeed, while conceiving and depicting the image of “disabled people get on horseback,” those cruel yet somehow punctual doubts quickly whip through our mind. And most of the time, our first impression stays as “Unbelievable!” or “Cool!” Put aside those words, what do people exactly know about therapeutic riding? “None.” or “Heard of it.”? Unlike common physical therapy, therapeutic riding is a physical therapy takes place in the outdoor. What patients meet face to face are not cold, metal instruments but a hot-blooded living creature, a horse; and there’s no air which is full of the odor of alcohol and medicine but the fragrance of soil and hay. With professional therapists, instructors, and stable horses, the safety is ensured. Though therapeutic therapy developed late in Taiwan, the achievement those disabled riders have done should never be neglected. David, for instance, got a prize in the equestrian game held for the disabled in Yokohama, Japan last month. His victory spurred himself, and his family encouraged him to participate in the Hope Cup 2008 to conquer challenges again.

Nonetheless, David was not the only child participant for the Hope Cup 2008. There were many young boys and girls who suffer from different diseases which cause them physically incapable also joined this annual event passionately. No matter being adults or children, physically or psychologically ill, all participants got on horseback under the assistance of instructors, therapists, and volunteers. Though participants often suffered from cerebral palsy, autism, and mental retardation, they all strived to hold the rein in hand and put their feet into the stirrups. Due to the congenital diseases, most of their bodies were too stiff to do that on their own. They shivered and stiffened. But with the help of instructors and therapists, the encouragement from family, and their own determination, they trembled, and then succeed doing this act which seemed simple in our eyes. To some people, they might seem awkward, but what surpassed everything on spot was that by doing this act, their perseverance shone out and brightened everyone. That was the true beauty, the divine spirit of humanity.

The radiant sun shone on the arena and lighted up participants’ faces. The audience clapped and cheered up for their family. We as volunteers pulled horses forth in order to assist riders to accomplish their contest routes. Losing or winning didn’t matter at all because each participant all carried a brilliant big smile which warmed up my heart while they were riding. In their smiles, I saw the purity of humankind, and their smiles were the prettiest I had never seen. Although my cheeks were burnt red for standing under the bright sunshine for a whole day, it was the most substantial day I had never experienced. Because of riding, I had the opportunity to dedicate myself to people who needed my help; because of riding, I had a precious experience to be a volunteer; because of riding, I saw the greatness and beauty of human being, and I would never erase it from my mind.

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