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Life
I had a busy week teaching but I'm also slowly getting to know some new colleagues. Starting in a new workplace is always a bit stressful but I think I'm starting to get a hang of it. This year, though, I will have a lot of work, I also hope to balance my free time more. We'll see how it goes.
I'm still currently reading The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath, I'm hoping to finish it next week. For my challenge of reading a classic and a non-fiction book every month, I will probably reading Crying in H Mart as well. If I have time left, I hope to read The Woman in the Purple Skirt this month as well.
Movies and TV Shows
I decided to watch The White Queen again, so I can watch The White Princess. I like these shows because they also show some English history. Aside from that I also watched three documentaries, one about Rasputin, another about Tutankhamun and the last one about Diana. I love watching documentaries about historic events and people and hope to watch more of them in the future.
What did you read or watch recently?
As always please leave some recommendations on what I should read or watch next!
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Oh, thanks for the recommendations! I haven't heard about these films before.
ReplyDeleteOne of the best parts of working is getting to know your colleagues. I'm glad you are starting to do this, even though your workload is daunting right now.
ReplyDeleteThe Bell Jar is an amazing depiction of depression in the life of a young person. I can still remember reading it for the first time, and being taken with the authenticity of the writing.
My son recommended a new documentary on 9/11 that is showing on Hulu now. I'm not sure if that's available to you there, or even if you have interest.
Thank you!
DeleteThe Bell Jar was although jarring at times also an incredible reading experience which will probably stick with me for years to come.
I don't have access to Hulu over here, but many I can find in on another platform! Thanks for the rec!
The Bell Jar was an amazing new book when it was first published, but I haven't reread it since then. Much more about Plath's life and that of her icky husband has since been revealed.
ReplyDeleteI liked Crying in H-Mart.
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I read The Bell Jar a looong time ago, but I remember liking it. Good luck with the new job!
ReplyDeleteI loved The White Queen way back, it's a solid show.
ReplyDeleteI loved the White Princess but haven't seen The White Queen yet.
ReplyDeleteI have not gotten to the Bell Jar yet! Hopefully one day. I've recently finished a book set party in Russia and your Rasputin documentaries can only be interesting!
ReplyDeleteHave a good week ahead and happy reading.
Elza Reads
I'm also working in a new school this year. I'm getting to know the other faculty slowly. Hope things keep getting better for both of us! Have a good week.
ReplyDeleteLisa Loves Literature
I think I started The White Queen a while ago. It was one of those I think back when I had a different streaming channel...
ReplyDeleteStarting a new place is always tough, hope you have a great new week!
What was the Tutankhamun docu called? 👀
ReplyDeleteIt's called Toutankhamon, le trésor redécouvert, I watched it on Canvas, you can still find it online until the beginning of October, I believe.
DeleteI’m glad to learn the new job is going well!
ReplyDeleteWishing you a great reading week