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Wednesday, April 7, 2010 at 12:30AM A lesson on ordering food in a restaurant. The scenario clip was shot in a Japanese coffee shop in Jhongli called Ko Hi Kun. Many thanks to the manager for providing us the place and also lending us their uniform to make this video happen. Zhe de hen xie xie ni men! :)
Saturday, January 23, 2010 at 11:54AM Yay! School is finally over! This was my first week of the winter break. I got a new hair look and I have finally gotten a chance to regain the social life that has long lost.
I spent a day in Taipei yesterday. I went to an art show(Cai Guo – Qiang: Hanging Out in the Museum) with friends from school. It was great to finally be there to appreciate Cai's art works. In the evening, I attended Taipei Tweetup dinner party, which was fantastic! Got to get together with my other friends again and meet new people. It really was a blast! ;)
Taipei Fine Arts Museum:
Saturday, October 10, 2009 at 12:21PM Da4jia1 hao3! 大家好! ni3 men5 zui4jin4 hao3 ma1? 你們最近好嗎? xi1wang4 ni3men5 dou1 guo4 de5 hai2 bu2cuo4. 希望你們都過得還不錯! :)
It's been a while that I haven't posted up any new entry. I'm really sorry. Here is not only a new lesson update but also an update on what's been going on in my life, which is what keeps me so mang2 (忙/busy):
Thursday, July 23, 2009 at 10:52AM I just had my birthday two days ago. Whoever read my last entry would think that I am the owner of a lonely heart, well I was, before I realized how many people actually care about me.
It was the afternoon of July 20th, I buried my head in the blanket crying about how screwed this birthday was going to be with no friends, no parties, no celebrations. My beau came to me and consoled me with his greatest effort to let me know that I was not alone. I was done listening to the same lines because all these years, I have been troubled by difficulties I have of building a hookup with almost anybody and I didn’t image this to happen at the ages of being a teen but when I enter a stage where my boundaries become more clear and deep because of my own disciplines and principles as a grown- up. Finally, he asked me which restaurant I would like to be having a dinner with the family. He’s always been good with me; he knows that some good food can always bring a smile on my face. So I made a quick reservation at a Thai restaurant I’d always wanted to go back again but hadn’t had a chance to.
The dinner was good. I loved the Thai milk tea there. We ordered a dish after another one and gnawed until our bellies were full of spiciness and sourness. Here is one of the pictures taken at the restaurant:
