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This chapter made the most sense to me, and it was also familiar from the child psych class I took last year. In middle school I didn't have as many friends/meaningful connections that I have right now, so I know that the message is right.

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The fact that people like to "impose order on disorder" and this is why they tell stories; it is a way to make sense of the world.

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I was able to feel the same way in this chapter. It is important to have somewhere comfortable, and that I had similar experience so I understand the meaning.

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It was intriguing of how many people either don't consider or unconsciously think that the people who have a lower social status actually contributes to society. Also, the chapter mentions how small acts can also be meaningful to others

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“If we do not bridge the chasm between living a meaningful life and living a modern life our drift will continue to come at a major cost.”

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I would like to decrease my anxiety and focus on getting the little things done, one at a time. Eventually all the tasks will get done and senior year will be finished.

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“Our storytelling impulse emerges from a deep-seated need all humans share: the need to make sense of the world. We have a primal desire to impose order on disorder… We see faces in the clouds, hear footsteps in the rustling of leaves, and detect conspiracies in unrelated events”(104).

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How most people these days go to college and pursue and education for the end goal of finding a job instead of growing intellectually and morally.

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I didn't really resonate with any particular part of the book that I read, so I suppose that I don't have an answer for this. I don't really follow some of the book's logic though, so it might just be me.

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“Everyone at times finds himself or herself asking whether life is worthwhile, which amounts to asking whether, when the going gets rough, it makes sense to continue to live. Those who conclude that it does not make sense give up, if not once and for all by suicide, then piecemeal, by surrendering daily to the encroaching desolation of the years” -Huston Smith (24)

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“Showering a child with affection will spoil his character by breeding ‘weaknesses, reserves, fears, cautions and inferiorities.’”-Belonging Chapter

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I'd like to focus on my own well-being and actually doing things that are important to me, so that I can maybe be happy or more fulfilled. I'd like to be more calm about everything and have faith that things will be ok.

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“The most moving stories, Burns has found, are rooted in vulnerability, but they are not too emotionally raw. The stories should come, as she put it, “from scars and not wounds.” They should have settled in the storyteller’s mind so that he or she can reflect back on the experience and pull out its meaning. “Sometimes,” Burns said, “when you get on the phone with someone, they think they have a story worked our, but you’ll see that it’s not resolved.”” (101)

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I won't actually have that much difficulty with it

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I won't actually have that much difficulty with it

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I think I'd like to stay pretty confident in the idea that despite all the stuff that is ostensibly going on in senior year, it shouldn't be too hard to keep up with it, and perhaps also not too difficult to stay reasonably content.

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"Chasing happiness actually makes people unhappy" (10)

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"Chasing happiness actually makes people unhappy" (10)