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Does Reading About Evil Make You Evil?

Posted on June 16, 2015 by J. M. Salgado

A thought on dark literature

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Just a thought before I go to bed. Maybe I would need these in between so I can have some lighter reads to refresh my mind before jumping back to #TheTaleofGenji

I realized that throughout the years of working, I got slower in #reading 😅 I couldn't move any further and would have to close the book before this chapter begins. There were a lot of pauses in between tonight's read, and I had to put marks (mostly underline and comment) along the margins to keep up with the details and information from the story.

I haven't really thought of my #RecommMonday pick, however, I have this book on my work table since last Saturday and thought that I need to read again. This is a long read for sure, but the story has captivated me since years ago.

Since yesterday, I have been working on easy to cook recipes with the ingredients I have at home. Now, I got hungry and only have the last pieces of kimchi, soba (buckwheat) noodles, and seaweed. So, here, I made my own ramen dish by mixing them all with a bit of soy sauce, mirin, gochujang (chili paste), and sugar. Yup, a bit of sweet aftertaste there, but the heat is still the stronger flavor.

When I have very little ingredients available to make a complete #pesto pasta, so I ended up using the soba (buckwheat) noodles that I have. Surprisingly, the final dish is delicious. ☺️

A new go-to meal that I crave whenever I would want to have a boost in my energy. It seemed that all of the meals are for sharing, so that is a plus for the family. ☺️

#Throwback to my teenage years who was starting to explore a variety of reading materials that she could easily consume for the rest of her weekend afternoon. In the mid-2000s, my high school friends got to read the works of Bob Ong. I, who did not have a wide range of books to start with, did not have any expectations for this one. I did try to read his works but this one, Stainless Longganisa, resonated more to me especially when I started going to the univ. I somehow was able to see how a writer works while I was also trying to find my own voice in writing. However, now, how I wish I go meet that old self of mind and enjoy the luxury of youthful passion again.

#RecommMonday second selection for today is this all-time favorite of mine, James and the Gian Peach by Roald Dahl. I initially learned about this story from the movie adaptation, and fell in love with the characters.

#RecommMonday selection: Of Love and Other Demons by Gabriel Garcia Marquez

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Just a thought before I go to bed. Maybe I would need these in between so I can have some lighter reads to refresh my mind before jumping back to #TheTaleofGenji

I realized that throughout the years of working, I got slower in #reading 😅 I couldn't move any further and would have to close the book before this chapter begins. There were a lot of pauses in between tonight's read, and I had to put marks (mostly underline and comment) along the margins to keep up with the details and information from the story.

I haven't really thought of my #RecommMonday pick, however, I have this book on my work table since last Saturday and thought that I need to read again. This is a long read for sure, but the story has captivated me since years ago.

Since yesterday, I have been working on easy to cook recipes with the ingredients I have at home. Now, I got hungry and only have the last pieces of kimchi, soba (buckwheat) noodles, and seaweed. So, here, I made my own ramen dish by mixing them all with a bit of soy sauce, mirin, gochujang (chili paste), and sugar. Yup, a bit of sweet aftertaste there, but the heat is still the stronger flavor.

When I have very little ingredients available to make a complete #pesto pasta, so I ended up using the soba (buckwheat) noodles that I have. Surprisingly, the final dish is delicious. ☺️

A new go-to meal that I crave whenever I would want to have a boost in my energy. It seemed that all of the meals are for sharing, so that is a plus for the family. ☺️

#Throwback to my teenage years who was starting to explore a variety of reading materials that she could easily consume for the rest of her weekend afternoon. In the mid-2000s, my high school friends got to read the works of Bob Ong. I, who did not have a wide range of books to start with, did not have any expectations for this one. I did try to read his works but this one, Stainless Longganisa, resonated more to me especially when I started going to the univ. I somehow was able to see how a writer works while I was also trying to find my own voice in writing. However, now, how I wish I go meet that old self of mind and enjoy the luxury of youthful passion again.

#RecommMonday second selection for today is this all-time favorite of mine, James and the Gian Peach by Roald Dahl. I initially learned about this story from the movie adaptation, and fell in love with the characters.

#RecommMonday selection: Of Love and Other Demons by Gabriel Garcia Marquez

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