Journey of the mind

Hi there. Are you curious a letter to who?? I have a dozen of notes, diary to myself in the past or future. So I will write a short letter to my ......future husband.....  I feel it is a bit sensitive and personal.  Anyway, Ideas worth spreading (TED) :D :D To my future husband, Hello. Perhaps, you are taking care of another's future wife. But I am shortly your wife. I have a few words to tell you.  You are my husband, I know, I have to think a lot to make that decision. If I make it, I will not regret. And, hopefully, you and I will build a home together. You are special and hard to find, of course, because I haven't seen you in my life. Do you know how lonely I was? Just because I am waiting for you. What are you searching for? I need a suitable company and respect each other.  I like freedom and I have to say, I love myself.  I used to not be ready to share my love with anyone. It was selfish.  I wanna do what I want and I enjoy moments even alone. But I...

Hello December!!! Thank you for coming. I am very grateful and I love you. Quynh, Nghe An, December 1st, 2021

H i there, my sweet friends. I cannot wait for the new year to write this post although it is just one month left. People often said that every day is a new beginning, so it is reasonable to do it.                           Let's dive into the above quote. I misunderstood this message at the beginning because of not checking what "fool" really means. Since "fool" here is a verb, so it means to trick people instead of a noun what I thought. Thanks to it, I had a new idea for this quote from the 16th president of the United States Lincoln that turns "fool" into a noun. "You can be a fool some of the people all of the time, and all of the people some of the time, but you cannot be a fool all of the people all of the time" My commitment is I will not be a fool with people I will meet in the future anymore. I was truly weird and awkward with a lot of people. Anyway, I am ready to become a version more mature and ...

 1) A student's guide to Maxwell's equations 2) A student's guide to Vectors and Tensors                                                         These books are written by Professor Daniel Fleisch who tries to help students with detailed explanations. Books are useful and extremely good for someone wanting to understand essentially. I am very curious about equations containing vectors, uneasy terms, and symbols. These books supported me a lot. Mentioned to equations, by the way, a number of professors are interested in equations, don't they? From my limited insight, I think a couple of simple equations may be generated from experiments or from previous research. And then they will build up more and more complicated ones through mathematic calculation (Maths is vital). Eventually, they end up with complicated equations enabling us to explain or ...