PREMITIVE COUNTRYSIDE

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This picture tells the simplicity of the country life. The scene is not strange to me, because I was born in countryside. Nowadays, due to the industrialization of the villages, the scene cannot be seen far and wide. If you want to enjoy a moment of peace from this picture, you just have to stare at it and use your imagination.

Now imagine you “walk into” this picture. On entering the scene, the two kids who are playing sands and talking may come to you and ask: “Where are you come from?” On your right side, you can see bamboos leaning toward the land and the fresh bamboo shoots on the ground were carrying out their “groundbreakings”. The gentle breeze slowly blows over the leaves of the bamboos, which makes slight sound.

On the left, there are piles of haystack lying on the ground. Those haystacks are used to burn to raise the essential nutrition of the crops growth and, they are also used to cover the seedlings, preventing them from roasting of the sun. Upon the haystack, you can see there stand several aigrettes. They are having their feast, the worms. When walking too close to them, they will flicker and fly away.

In the middle, there stands a buffalo by the side of the fence. When you step across the hedge, you will see a typical pastoral, a house that is surrounded by a large paddy field and an extent of bamboo forest. What a picturesque scene it is!

Sometimes, when you feel tired or annoyed, just take a look at this picture and use the method that is mentioned above to relax for a while.

"NEW NEIGHBORS"

The first picture: We invited them to take this picture at the night before they leave.
The second picture: They gave us souvenirs as their presents.



About two weeks ago, I had new neighbors. They are students from the mainland China. They planned to live in Chung Gung for two days only. On their arrival, A-tai and I decided to call on them. A-tai bought a lot of drinks to treat them. They also gave us some souvenirs as the presents. Then, we had a nice chat with them.

They came from Wu Han, and all of them are senior to me. I am impressed with a student who major in medicine. He is silver-tongued and has a sense of humor. He always makes us laugh out loud. He has the ability that I learn to gain. It’s really a pity that I couldn’t take picture with him on their last night. Anyway, we all had a great experience!!

HAVE A NICE DAY !!

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Lynn and I went to Taipei Chung Gung memorial hospital yesterday afternoon. This is the second time for me to be an apprentice; actually it’s the first time. Still, I was a little bit nervous and have looked forward to the day for a week.

On the connection bus, we talked a lot about our childhood. Sometimes, I am not good at chatting with girls, but I think I did it well yesterday. I found that Lynn loves to laugh, especially “laugh out loud”. I think she is innocent and easygoing, so we always can figure out something to chat.

Because A-tai and I had decided to converge on Taipei Chung Gung memorial hospital, so there are totally three students in this probation. In the probation, what impressed me the most was that an old patient’s son praised us for we are the most diligent students he had met so far. Of course, we all felt very happy! So we decided to have a big meal after the class.
We really had “three” good times. That‘s why I said “HAVE A NICE DAY!!”.

"The Picturesque Picture"

NO DOUBT!!
This picture of florescent sunflowers is taking in our campus!!



Yesterday when David and I were walking from the second medical building to cafeterias, the sunflowers which were in full bloom caught our eyes. Then, we strode toward it, and took some beautiful pictures there!

Sometimes, I am so busy that I always forget to slow down my fast pace and just look around and enjoy the graceful things which are by my side all the while. I think if I keep losing sight of those brave things, my life would be colorless. To prevent the bad situation from happening, I should learn to "cherish" those lovely incidents that fleet by!!

Just keep it "LIKE" a diary!!

The figures in this picture are my cousins. They were in a downtown of Cincinnati. They are having tasty ice cream!



Two of my cousins went to America last Sunday. One is on business, and the other is ready to study abroad. They show me their pictures in America on the blog everyday. They said that the life pace in America is not as fast as which in Taiwan, of course except the big cities, such as New York, the Silicon Valley, Seattle…etc. I am so envious of their tours abroad! I hope one day I can travel where I want to visit!!

Happy Mother's Day

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This Sunday is Mother’s Day. I have asked many of my classmates whether they will go home this week. Most of them will go home this weekend. I am so envious of them, because my mom will go to Ping Tong on this weekend. Mom is going to be a matchmaker in my cousin’s wedding, which will be held right on Mother’s Day. It’s a pity that we (I have an older brother and an older sister.) can’t celebrate the Mother’s Day. But, maybe we can celebrate it some other day.

Have A Bad Day

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I went to Taipei Chung Gung memorial hospital this afternoon. It’s the first time for me to be an apprentice. I was a little bit nervous. Actually, I have looked forward to the day for a week.



But…………..unfortunately, when my classmate and I arrived the waiting room of the teacher who I was supposed to meet, the nurses there told me that my teacher was off this afternoon. At that moment, both of us were so depressed. Then we began to plan going to somewhere in Taipei. But, because of the bad weather and of course “the bad mood”, finally we called off it, and then we just went back to school at about 2 o’clock. I can help but say today is not my day. But, there is one thing that I had learned from this lesson: maybe I have better to make a confirmation in advance the next time!