No.7: Do it Myself

Actually, week 7 is a "do it yourself" week, the week for us to review previous lessons. I feel so happy and thankful for RMIT for this "free" week because I could have time to look back what I've studied, do some important things and visit my grandparents' house.

I spent hours reading magazines, learning how to use Photoshop and made some creative works for my magazine.

haha, that wasn't really bad, right?

Then, I spent 4 hours doing my ppt for CA: Media Issues.

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There was not many things to do, so I want to send you guys some words which expressed my feeling when listening to my favourite song in my favourite movie: In my way of thinking, the golden moment in "A Star Is Born" is when Ally sings the song she wrote for Jack, with the white piano, on the stage in front of the crowded audience, named "Always Remember Us This Way":

"Lovers in the night Poets trying to write We don't know how to rhyme But damn we try But all I really know You're where I wanna go The part of me that's you will never die "

(Lady Gaga)

The song she wrote can show how she respects the way music brings them together, their relationship and their moments onstage.

"When you look at me And the whole world fades I'll always remember us this way."

(Lady Gaga) The most wonderful moment is always the most meaningful value of your memory. As the saying goes, people change but memories don't, whatever coming or that person leaves you, please always remind how beautiful your past was and holding it in the deep place of your heart, and let it stays forever. If you have been in love or used to understand what love is in your way, you will feel every song is your own story, from every single word to the rhythm, the whole thing is like writing about your love story. No matter how it feels, emotional, happy or sad, music could be a good friend who speaks out your complicated thought. Love, Keira