Against the intuition of the most of you, i did some community service and that independently if not so recently, because I missed the other members in the central park and I was somehow left out or maybe not wanted from beginning .Anyway, compensating for this, I instead did my community service at a middle-size public library in the Forest Hill, which is near to my apartment. Basically, what I did is nothing more or less than sorting out books back to shelves so that others could find books with ease and smooth. As you can observe, I am not such a person as will take on this of my own will, unless this is a requirement, which was indeed very effective at talking time and energy of me the people including my supervisor at the library was very indifferent to me, so I am to them, overall contributing to the rarefied atmosphere of alienation. From this experience, I find out organizing books pretty boring and tedious, to the extent I could give up at anytime but it is a requirement. As far as I am concerned, I doubt at the existence of any significant correlation between community service and my education or even larger issues in society. As a result of this experience, I overwhelmingly consult each of you not to do sorting out books as your community service, although this seems to be popular among those in the dark. I almost cut off me emotionally from my community or even my family in that loneness not only consumed me and became my best friend I ever have. I am so introspective that I could not but be opposed to the community service seriously. If with free, you are better off appreciating art. by the way, I am so poor as to ill-afford to have any camera, so that I do not have any visual photo of my being there. So trust me.
Kun Chen