Locker treasure.

Two of my friends rented out a locker in our school building for the convenience of having a place to store  things which they would not be able to take home immediately and was not needed at home (books, readers, papers, and all academic stuff haha). Eventually, the whole gang would store their stuff on this one tiny blue locker. I guess that's what friends are for. I love you dudes, you know who you are :) But this post is not about the locker or the friendship we have (well, partly). This is about a little treasure I found while trying to fit all my things inside the already crowded locker ( 5:1 is the ratio. Five people, one tiny locker).

Ta-da! Gladwell's The Tipping Point.

I was surprised to see this book inside the locker, since I never noticed it before. Of course the curious side of me wanted to read it so badly that I asked my friend (the one who owns the locker) if I could borrow. It turns out that the book belongs to another friend who like me, shared the locker with the real owners :).

The reason why I wanted to read this book is because my professor recommended it of the connection between my course and this book. However, I would not know about this book if not for my professor. So yeah, I read it because my professor said it's a great book worth reading. He said, it is a book that everyone like me should read. I am still in the first few pages, but I am already awed by how it opened my mind to such perspectives. Simple, practical but it works. We just have to think about the different aspects and lay it down to see the whole plan.  

PS. To my dear friend,

      Dude, I am so tempted to use my highlighters and write down scribbles and notes on the book. But don't worry, I'm just tempted :)

'til next post,

Ciao,

Maddie <3