Sunny
The weather in May this year is a little different from usual.
It’s been a while since I’ve posted a series of articles on notebook, and I’m feeling somewhat excited.
It was a long time ago, when there was no such thing as social networking.
I remember a famous broadcaster whom I happened to listen to give a lecture at that time said, “If you want to express yourself in the future, the first thing you should do is to keep talking, no matter what it is.
He said that since he was a junior high school student, he had been submitting postcards to late-night radio, readers’ corners of comic magazines, newspaper opinions, public organizations’ requests for opinions, even street questionnaires, and any other media he could find that allowed him to speak out.
He said that this did not lead to his debut or earn him any particular accolades, but that the act itself gradually became his joie de vivre, and that he was able to maintain this joie de vivre, which led him to his current job.
Now that I know what he meant.
People say many things about social networking sites, but “transmission” may be rooted in the human instinct to live.
For example, singing and dancing spontaneously started the process of song and dance.
Just as a baby has to cry in order to live, we may have to continue to speak our words, no matter what form they take, even if we have to force ourselves to do so, in order to survive in this harsh world.
Even if it does not touch anyone’s heart.
Waking up in the middle of the night with a sigh of one’s own
