Ammon Mills, 5th Period

In The infinite suggestiveness of common things Madden seems very realistic and is easy to relate to.  Madden explains that its OK to have no idea what to write in the future.  Most humans plan everything before, and get supper stressed about the future that lies ahead.  I can totally relate, it seems as if everyday is full of stress of things to come.  He states that its fine to not know what to write, and that its encouraged to scholars, and just the basic writer.  Madden also focuses on writing about small things that usually wouldn't pass through ones thoughts.  Those small things can either mean nothing, or can mean something much more then what it seems, and can be very inspirational.  I have realized through Maddens talk that one word can mean much more.  Words no longer seem to be just letters to me now, but something that can mean much more to someone else.