I also have some regrets when I look back at this past year.
So first, I would have stayed more on my mathematics course. Because I'm physics major, there are lots of aspect of physics related to math even higher algebra. Now I find the knowledge of math which I understand is not enough.
The second thing is that before I went to America, I should have visited some of my high school teachers, those who helped me a lot during that hard time, who encourage me that I'm the best one. I should have given everyone of them a hug!
Finally, I could have brought my saxophone to the university, although it's too heavy to bring it on the plane. If I did the thing, I could play it during the international fork fire, and perform music with one of my buddies who play clarinet in the college marching band.
2009年10月3日星期六
Who is this person?
Today is his/her 30th birthday. He/She has spent almost 30 years in Mexico from born to now. He/She had come to America to further his/her education before came back to Mexico. He/She has finished his industrial engineer major and he alreadly have his/her own company in Mexico. He will have married the same day at next year, because at that time he/she's 31 years old which is his/her ideal age to find a groom. Do you know who is this person?
2009年9月16日星期三
3 Weeks
Through half year's preparation, I got my visa finally, which made me so happy. Then I started
thinking and started aspiration the wonderful life I would have in my first week. I thought I would
see a different color of sky, trees and rivers; I thought I would meet a lot of people, and I would talk
to them using English; I would like and enjoy American food, just because I always ate west food
when I was in my country.
However, the night before the day that we should get off the airplane, I got a acute fever, which is
unexpected to me. And even though I ate a lots of medicine, the fever still not gone. My mom
wondered if I should go to the airport or not to go. I said I must go. So, the first week in UW-Eau Claire, I tided over in a big mess: Stay in bed almost 7 days per week. And because of we
arrived still in the summer holiday, 1 week before the college was open, so I did not saw many
people , let alone speak English to people. That is to say, I totally immersed in the pain of my disease.
And one thing which matchs my expectation is the nature, it is so beautiful, even in our campus.
I did see a different color of sky, trees and rivers from China.
Talk about the expectations about next week, I think, Life is likes a box of chocolate, you'll never
know what you're going to get. I just want it fills more exciting, more substantial. I also want to
make more friends and do my best in my classes. So, God bless.
thinking and started aspiration the wonderful life I would have in my first week. I thought I would
see a different color of sky, trees and rivers; I thought I would meet a lot of people, and I would talk
to them using English; I would like and enjoy American food, just because I always ate west food
when I was in my country.
However, the night before the day that we should get off the airplane, I got a acute fever, which is
unexpected to me. And even though I ate a lots of medicine, the fever still not gone. My mom
wondered if I should go to the airport or not to go. I said I must go. So, the first week in UW-Eau Claire, I tided over in a big mess: Stay in bed almost 7 days per week. And because of we
arrived still in the summer holiday, 1 week before the college was open, so I did not saw many
people , let alone speak English to people. That is to say, I totally immersed in the pain of my disease.
And one thing which matchs my expectation is the nature, it is so beautiful, even in our campus.
I did see a different color of sky, trees and rivers from China.
Talk about the expectations about next week, I think, Life is likes a box of chocolate, you'll never
know what you're going to get. I just want it fills more exciting, more substantial. I also want to
make more friends and do my best in my classes. So, God bless.
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