#note one

" It hurts to even love you at this point of my life,

The way you smile and laugh always makes my bones break and my lungs rupture and I can't stand it.

You make me experience feelings that I thought it was impossible for me to express.

I can't believe you manage to fix my problems that I had in my sore and sickening body, a husk of a human.

How did you manage to find what's good about me? A sick and sour body of gluttony.. "

-🥩🏫

This part of my notes discusses how you would annotate your Korean sentences. This is how Korean sentences are structured: in English, we say: I eat Hamburger (Subject-Verb-Object) but in Korean its:

Subject – Object – Verb (for example: I hamburger eat ) 

Or

4/09/19

I recently read a book called Pale Fire by Vladimir Nobokov. The Commentary was interesting to read as well as Kinbote's thoughts.

On a non-book related note, G has decided to help me with getting his brothers books in order. He also showed me a journal book or whatever they're called on a call. It's locked though so he can't open it yet. It's been a good month so far.