Just a quick heads-up—I've decided to switch up the domain for my media notes blog from notes.ningkantida.com to notebook.ningnarrative.com. Though, longer, I figured it's easier to remember and ties in with my blog name. I'm going with Notebook because it's all about me jotting down my thoughts on media, no frills. Not only that, but I prefer not to label myself as a reviewer. Plus, it rhymes well with my name!
Attention: If anyone subscribes to Ning's Notebook via RSS (if there are any 😂), please be aware that your RSS feed might break after this. I am changing the domain name. Also, please note that I have new plans for this blog. Therefore, I recommend reading this post before deciding whether you want to stay subscribed to this blog or my other blogs.With the introduction of Categories on Scribbles, I now see Scribbles as a perfect place to be my blogging home and use my main blog solely for interactions with others.
A Glimpse of War Captured by Journalists
The Civil War Movie offers a unique perspective on war through the lens of journalists, striving for objectivity and a focus on immediate reality rather than delving into the reasons behind it. However, the film acknowledges that, as humans, we all have biases, showcasing how the press distorts and selectively portrays events throughout.
I appreciated how the movie used different characters to illustrate various stages of a journalist's career—from the early days to their peak, burnout, and reluctance to retire.
With the introduction of Categories on Scribbles, I find myself faced with a dilemma regarding my existing blogs.
Currently, I have three main blogs (although I have more, their purposes are clear):
Musings with Ning: where I share refined thoughts about life that have been on my mind. Ning’s Notebook: for notes on various topics in my life. Life of Ning: life updates not broadcast on RSS feeds.
With the introduction of Categories on Scribbles, I find myself faced with a dilemma regarding my existing blogs.
Currently, I have three main blogs (although I have more, their purposes are clear):
1. Musing with Ning: where I share refined thoughts about life that have been on my mind.
2. Ning's Notebook: for notes on various topics in my life.
3. Life of Ning: life updates not broadcast on RSS feeds.
A Glimpse of War Captured by Journalists
The Civil War Movie offers a unique perspective on war through the lens of journalists, striving for objectivity and a focus on immediate reality rather than delving into the reasons behind it. However, the film acknowledges that, as humans, we all have biases, showcasing how the press distorts and selectively portrays events throughout.
I appreciated how the movie used different characters to illustrate various stages of a journalist's career—from the early days to their peak, burnout, and reluctance to retire.
I had a great time watching Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire; the visuals really kept me entertained. However, the writing felt like someone was trying to do the bare minimum. The pacing in the first act was painfully slow, and the last act felt so rushed.
Also, it seems like most of the cast was only in it for the money (and maybe some nostalgia). In my opinion, Mckenna Grace stood out as the only one truly giving her best.
I had a great time watching Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire; the visuals kept me entertained. However, the writing felt like someone was trying to do the bare minimum. The pacing in the first act was painfully slow, and the last act felt so rushed.
Also, it seems like most of the cast was only in it for the money (and maybe some nostalgia). In my opinion, Mckenna Grace stood out as the only one truly giving her best.
I have been training my mom for over 6 months using three different workout routines: Strength, Power, and Mobility and Coordination. However, I have noticed that she has trouble remembering how to perform the exercises. This is because she only trains two days a week, so I have to rotate through all three routines. Initially, I wanted her to experience a variety of exercises, but now I feel that I have enough information to understand her strengths and weaknesses.
I have been training my mom for over 6 months using three different workout routines: Strength, Power, and Mobility and Coordination. However, I have noticed that she has trouble remembering how to perform the exercises. This is because she only trains two days a week, so I have to rotate through all three routines. Initially, I wanted her to experience a variety of exercises, but now I feel that I have enough information to understand her strengths and weaknesses.
I liked the dragon, so I bumped the score up. That’s it. That’s the only good thing I’d like to say about this movie.
//edited: The visuals and her acting were great. That kept me going. I just thought there would be some more lore in the story.
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ประทับใจเรื่องนี้มาก ถ้าใครเป็นลูกหลานคนจีนจะยิ่งอินเข้าไปอีก เป็นบทที่ดีที่สุดในรอบหลายปีของหนังไทย ไม่ใช่แค่เฉพาะจากของ GDH ความละเมียดในรายละเอียด ความละเอียดในเชิงอารมณ์ ความสมจริงจนเหมือนกำลังมองชีวิตตัวเองและคนรอบข้าง ยกให้ขึ้นหิ้งหนังไทยในดวงใจไปเลยกับ “หลานม่า”
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I am very impressed with this story. If anyone is of Thai-Chinese descent, they will feel even more connected. It's the best script in years for Thai cinema, not just from GDH. The attention to detail, the emotional delicacy, and the realism are so relatable it's like looking at one's own life and the people around them. I would place "Lan Ma" on the pedestal of Thai cinema in my heart.
I've been wanting to create a logo using my name "NING" for a long time. Finally, I've made five different variations! I'm not entirely sure which one should be the main logo, but I'm leaning toward the smiley or the chat bubble. If you have any feedback or comments, please let me know.
(I'm also working on perfecting my personal color scheme, but it will be something similar to what I've shared.
I've been wanting to create a logo using my name "NING" for a long time. Finally, I've made five different variations! I'm not entirely sure which one should be the main logo, but I'm leaning toward the smiley or the chat bubble. If you have any feedback or comments, please let me know.
(I'm also working on perfecting my personal color scheme, but it will be something similar to what I've shared.
The main reason I recently updated my online profiles and started sharing more about my life is to prevent Arc Browser's "Browse for Me" from generating a summary using my name as the CEO of a company I created for a student project 🙄 I uploaded the slides online, and Arc kept bringing it up repeatedly. They don’t even care about my social media information and go straight to a made-up presentation!
One of the best parts of these past few months has been witnessing how Scribbles has evolved during this short period of time. I feel a surge of excitement every time a new feature pops up on my blog, especially when it's something I personally requested! I'm thrilled for new users to experience the joy of simple blogging like this.
Scribbles for life!!
Godzilla vs. Kong: The New Empire is a total blast if you're into giant monster showdowns. The story itself made no sense at all, but it's still entertaining as hell. Although, for a moment, I felt like I was watching Planet of the Apes. They should have made a crossover with Caesar at this point, lol.
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Godzilla vs. Kong: The New Empire is a total blast if you're into giant monster showdowns. The story itself made no sense at all, but it's still entertaining as hell. Although, for a moment, I felt like I was watching Planet of the Apes. They should have made a crossover with Caesar at this point, lol.