Suffering from technical difficulties on the second day of blogging (not that anyone cares. Ha, ha, ha.) Anyway, yesterday I opened a blog and since I am not a big fan of technology, I opened a whole new email account on gmail which was totally unnecessary.

A little summary of what I was going through yesterday: the complications of Huxley's 'A Brave New World', which I am currently reading.
So yesterday was a pretty average day; I felt like spending some time alone so I went to the center of Madrid with a cheap blank-page notebook and sketched the Puerta de Alcalá and the Royal Palace, which was nice. On my way there, of course, I proceeded in reading my novel. To be honest, it still seems a bit strange to me. I understood the racial 'side' of London's society within the distopia, and Lenina's mainstream way of thinking which clashes with Bernard's alternative and more human way of thinking...It's interesting! However, the book is 200 odd pages long and I'm about halfway through....The actual plot hasn't been reached yet. Any comments? Am I understanding the book to its fullest extent, because I'm getting the feeling that I'm not...Oh, well. 
Keep reading and expressing yourselves,
Naomi