Sense of Place
NAH, ChaiHyun
There is one place that I can perfectly describe, not without watching. It is, my favorite library spot during my high school period. I have so many memories and full of suvenirs in that place but whenever I think of that spot, the first thing come to me is the "smell". I really liked the smell of the library, especially my favorite seat. It was located right next to the big window so everytime I breathe, I inhaled the fresh air and the "book smell". My highschool was located in MoHyun Myun, YongIn which is a countryside compares to Seoul. So I could breathe the fresh air and could benefit from the sun as long as I want. Back then, I need to study very hard to prepare tons of examinations. The library is located in the 5th floor and the one side of the wall was all window-- it was very bright even in the winter, and the best part is the ceiling was very high. So, it was calm, fresh, quiet, and bright, best for the study. There, I chose one seat that is next to a huge window, and made it my favorite spot. I went there to do my homework or to study by myself almost everyday, including weekends. It is very familiar to me and gave me a lot of energy to move forward.
My High School Library
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