Another intern has arrived! He is Canadian, Chinese (HK). I wonder why the project manager matches all the Chinese looking intern for this project! But anyway, I found similarities between the 3 of us. We can speak Cantonese, and we don’t eat spicy food. More to be discover! It’s really nice to speak Cantonese with them. I always feel speaking Cantonese makes me feel closer with that person. I found myself become the ICX for my hosting LC already. I am the one who show them how to take bus, where to go, and some times become their translator. My “pu tong hua” is the best among them. Malaysians is born to be language genius, hehe.
Another best friend of mine is attached! When is my turn? I am not desperate, I am just wondering how to spend my weekends when I back home….no more yum cha so often liow. No more sing k, shopping, and gathering so often liow! You all go pak toh la, no need to care about me la, I can self entertain. I should start to learn this while I am in Tianjin.
Another night spent chatting with her! The more we chat, the more similarities we found! Not only experience on internship, but also feeling. It’s so funny when she describe it as 同是天涯沦落人。That night, I ride my bike home, and my head keep singing this song “同是天涯沦落人, 在这伤心者通道上同行，也许不必知道我是谁，无畏令你令你令你再度洒泪。。。” And then I though of the show acted by Stephen Chow…(opps, out of topic). What I wanted to say is, friendship is made when there is common topic to share, trust and sincerity. It doesn’t matter how far you are separated, how long you havn’t meet each other, or even you have not ever meet the person before. I have made few friends who I can chat a lot with them, but I havn’t meet them in person. It’s the magic that make us so close until we can share each others worries and tears. Hope that we can maintain this friendship even though our internship has end.
Another class done. I have finish teaching them all the renewable and clean energy. Starting from first day, they ignore my teaching, until today, some came and approach me during break time and ask me more about how it works. I see improvement. It’s just 5 weeks, I can see it. Is it their improvement or mine? Anyway, I am really happy with this. These are the form 4 and 5 students who only care about getting into the best uni in China. I make them care about the environment now. (Not all, but at least some)
Another day to be planned out. I seriously have no idea where to go tomorrow. I am not local here, how can I take over the ICX job. Well, let’s see how when I wake up tomorrow. See my mood, see his mood, see the weather, see time I wake up…..Random plan, as usual!
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
Sunday, June 7, 2009
What ever run across my mind...
Just came back from yum cha and dinner with Elaine. Although she is not Malaysian, but meeting her is like meeting a Malaysian. She can understand me when I speak in Malaysian English, and Malaysian Chinese. She can speak with me in Malaysian language too. Her Mandrian and English has been influenced by Malaysian liow. And she got complain from her roommate in that. Haha. She knows what I am talking about when I told her the difference of Malaysia and China in term of food, culture and etc. I always want to tell someone the “jian bing” here looks like roti canai, but Malaysian wont know how “jian bing” looks like and chinese wont know what is roti canai. Finally I found some one who I can express my feeling about this. Haha
On the way meeting Elaine, I have lots of thoughts in my mind. I was walking, not cycling. Reason being I want to punish myself for eating Italian food yesterday night. Not only because it’s not Chinese food, it’s fatty and it’s expensive. Well, I went to Italian village ma. I don’t know what the name in English, it’s 意大利风情区. I found out that Tianjin very much influenced by Italian in the past. Not only there is such place, but the building in “Wudadao” also a lot of Italian design houses.
I have seen a lot of buildings this week. From the Europe style, British, Italian….(in Wudadao) to the Chinese style (in Drum Tower and Food street), and the Italian. All these are ancient buildings that were built way before I am born. They are all under reservation from the government . Most of them as been renovated in order to maintain it’s old looks. I love to visit these places.
Loki and I have been walking around town to find places of interest. We did plan where we want to go for the day but after we have reach first destination, we will take out the map and see our location, and find another location to go which is nearby. We have no idea whether the place can be reached by walking or not, We just walk. And look at the map, and walk again. Until we are lost, we asked people, and we search for the bus stand. When day turn dark, we find the nearest bus stand, look at the board, and find a bus that will stop at the place nearest to our home. So random! But it’s fun.
Sometimes I am tired to plan my trip. I need to do lots of research on where to go, how to go, what is it about (the history and what is interesting about it). Because I don’t have a tour guide to explain to me and to bring me around! At that moment I feel like want to pay a tour agency and get me a tour guide who plans everything for me, I just need to follow and listen. But when I walk on the street with the info and map on my hand, I feel so adventurous.And when I have found the place, it feel so great and satisfy. Yes, the sense of achievement. Sarega is right. We are young, why we need to follow tour agency, explore ourselves la!
About work. I have got another present from a student. It’s some kiddo thing that I think I am going to give my sis alter. Well it’s not what she gives me, it’s her heart. That day I was late for class. When I enter the class, everyone clapped. I was shock! They love my class. I can see, they really love it. I don’t know why. I only go to their class once a week, and so far only 4 times I been there. I can’t describe the feeling. Probably the most simple word is – happy. These are form 1 kids. And now, every time I dismiss the class, they will ask me if I am coming again on the next week. Some of the standard 4 kids did show interest to my class. They always approach me and ask me things regarding on protecting environment after I dismiss the class. A girl asked : “Can you tell me how Malaysian protect the environment?” I paused. Oh man, how can I tell her Chinese are doing much better than Malaysian in this issue!
Talking about environment protection, I get very interested into this issue. 6th June was World Environment Day. I only remember that when I saw the news on TV after I got back from schools. Sad that I didn’t share this with the kids. Forget about Chinese government policies and actions, let’s just talk about what I can see from the daily life, it’s very much better then in Malaysia. Taking stair case in an apartment, the light is control by sound. Meaning only when there is foot steps, the light will on. I never see that in Malaysia. May be because I am not living in apartment gua. They also save water and electric. The house I am staying will collect the water released from the washing machine and use it to flash toilet. Some times I feel guilty when I forget to do that!
Learning. So far, I have learnt a lot regarding on my internship issue – Clean Energy. What are the advantages and disadvantages using them? Why we need them? Is it feasible to all the countries in the world? If not, what modification should be done? What is the impact on the environment and on the citizen if they are to further develop? These are the knowledge I have gain from my research. Also, this internship gives me a great opportunity to practice my public speaking and teaching skills. I found out that there are still a lot of “erm” in my speech, I need to practice more! I also start to understand what is AIESEC internship all about. I will not satisfy if my internship is about travelling to various places, take some pictures and come back. I know, travelling around and mixing with the locals can give me an eye opening experience, but I also want to create an impact to the local. I did shock them with some Malaysian culture, but I want to create more impact on the kids I am teaching on my project. That’s why I am here for Green Power and not Teaching English or HIV. I starting to see the result, I hope to see more. In term of AIESEC, I really think I can be a good ICXer when I return. (but I don’t think I want…hehe) Like Ren Chang said, “so now you know how it feels when you are not treated well in an internship”. Intern servicing is as important as matching and delivering. It will affect the AIESEC image as a whole! I see how bad some countries doing in matching and delivering (No worries, I am not talking about @ Msia or MoC, just some stories from a friend of mine)
Wow, another long post! Got to stop now, laptop no batteries liow. (I miss Malaysian language. Next time got to write in Malaysian English.)
On the way meeting Elaine, I have lots of thoughts in my mind. I was walking, not cycling. Reason being I want to punish myself for eating Italian food yesterday night. Not only because it’s not Chinese food, it’s fatty and it’s expensive. Well, I went to Italian village ma. I don’t know what the name in English, it’s 意大利风情区. I found out that Tianjin very much influenced by Italian in the past. Not only there is such place, but the building in “Wudadao” also a lot of Italian design houses.
I have seen a lot of buildings this week. From the Europe style, British, Italian….(in Wudadao) to the Chinese style (in Drum Tower and Food street), and the Italian. All these are ancient buildings that were built way before I am born. They are all under reservation from the government . Most of them as been renovated in order to maintain it’s old looks. I love to visit these places.
Loki and I have been walking around town to find places of interest. We did plan where we want to go for the day but after we have reach first destination, we will take out the map and see our location, and find another location to go which is nearby. We have no idea whether the place can be reached by walking or not, We just walk. And look at the map, and walk again. Until we are lost, we asked people, and we search for the bus stand. When day turn dark, we find the nearest bus stand, look at the board, and find a bus that will stop at the place nearest to our home. So random! But it’s fun.
Sometimes I am tired to plan my trip. I need to do lots of research on where to go, how to go, what is it about (the history and what is interesting about it). Because I don’t have a tour guide to explain to me and to bring me around! At that moment I feel like want to pay a tour agency and get me a tour guide who plans everything for me, I just need to follow and listen. But when I walk on the street with the info and map on my hand, I feel so adventurous.And when I have found the place, it feel so great and satisfy. Yes, the sense of achievement. Sarega is right. We are young, why we need to follow tour agency, explore ourselves la!
About work. I have got another present from a student. It’s some kiddo thing that I think I am going to give my sis alter. Well it’s not what she gives me, it’s her heart. That day I was late for class. When I enter the class, everyone clapped. I was shock! They love my class. I can see, they really love it. I don’t know why. I only go to their class once a week, and so far only 4 times I been there. I can’t describe the feeling. Probably the most simple word is – happy. These are form 1 kids. And now, every time I dismiss the class, they will ask me if I am coming again on the next week. Some of the standard 4 kids did show interest to my class. They always approach me and ask me things regarding on protecting environment after I dismiss the class. A girl asked : “Can you tell me how Malaysian protect the environment?” I paused. Oh man, how can I tell her Chinese are doing much better than Malaysian in this issue!
Talking about environment protection, I get very interested into this issue. 6th June was World Environment Day. I only remember that when I saw the news on TV after I got back from schools. Sad that I didn’t share this with the kids. Forget about Chinese government policies and actions, let’s just talk about what I can see from the daily life, it’s very much better then in Malaysia. Taking stair case in an apartment, the light is control by sound. Meaning only when there is foot steps, the light will on. I never see that in Malaysia. May be because I am not living in apartment gua. They also save water and electric. The house I am staying will collect the water released from the washing machine and use it to flash toilet. Some times I feel guilty when I forget to do that!
Learning. So far, I have learnt a lot regarding on my internship issue – Clean Energy. What are the advantages and disadvantages using them? Why we need them? Is it feasible to all the countries in the world? If not, what modification should be done? What is the impact on the environment and on the citizen if they are to further develop? These are the knowledge I have gain from my research. Also, this internship gives me a great opportunity to practice my public speaking and teaching skills. I found out that there are still a lot of “erm” in my speech, I need to practice more! I also start to understand what is AIESEC internship all about. I will not satisfy if my internship is about travelling to various places, take some pictures and come back. I know, travelling around and mixing with the locals can give me an eye opening experience, but I also want to create an impact to the local. I did shock them with some Malaysian culture, but I want to create more impact on the kids I am teaching on my project. That’s why I am here for Green Power and not Teaching English or HIV. I starting to see the result, I hope to see more. In term of AIESEC, I really think I can be a good ICXer when I return. (but I don’t think I want…hehe) Like Ren Chang said, “so now you know how it feels when you are not treated well in an internship”. Intern servicing is as important as matching and delivering. It will affect the AIESEC image as a whole! I see how bad some countries doing in matching and delivering (No worries, I am not talking about @ Msia or MoC, just some stories from a friend of mine)
Wow, another long post! Got to stop now, laptop no batteries liow. (I miss Malaysian language. Next time got to write in Malaysian English.)
Sunday, May 31, 2009
Last post for May 2009
This is a place I feel comfortable, other than my hosting home. Because I can use my own computer to online? Or because I see many foreigners here, Koreans, Americans, and some Caucasian which I can't tell where they from. It's a cafe run by non Chinese, and it's a place for foreigners to hang out. But I am here just to use the free wifi.
Things are getting better. Nope, should say I am getting better to adapt to the environment. The second step will be going moving out from my comfortable zone to meet more people and see more things. Explore Tianjin, that's my goal for the next few weeks. Another goal of my internship is to taste Peking roasted duck....
Oh ya, I need to thanks Ping Ping and her friends for bringing me to the 2 streets. They are not AIESECer. There was a talk organized by my LC and I was invited to give a sharing on my internship. I met Ping Ping there. She is so kind to let me join her holiday outing with her friends. She even pay all my expenses on that day. I feel so guilty.
It's MYC again. I really miss MYC 08. Those sleepless days will be in my mind till the day I die. I regret I didn't give my full commitment in MYC. MYC 09 will create a history in LC UPM under the lead of the superwoman conference head, the supportive local facis, the passionate international facis and interns, and the committed OCs. I hereby wish MYC 09 a success!
Things are getting better. Nope, should say I am getting better to adapt to the environment. The second step will be going moving out from my comfortable zone to meet more people and see more things. Explore Tianjin, that's my goal for the next few weeks. Another goal of my internship is to taste Peking roasted duck....
Oh ya, I need to thanks Ping Ping and her friends for bringing me to the 2 streets. They are not AIESECer. There was a talk organized by my LC and I was invited to give a sharing on my internship. I met Ping Ping there. She is so kind to let me join her holiday outing with her friends. She even pay all my expenses on that day. I feel so guilty.
It's MYC again. I really miss MYC 08. Those sleepless days will be in my mind till the day I die. I regret I didn't give my full commitment in MYC. MYC 09 will create a history in LC UPM under the lead of the superwoman conference head, the supportive local facis, the passionate international facis and interns, and the committed OCs. I hereby wish MYC 09 a success!
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
I'm scared
Written on 25/5, Monday, 11.30pm
This is horrible. I am alone in Beijing. I came here alone, I found the hotel alone, but I am not alone in this room. I rented a bed in a dorm of 8 persons. Together in this is we have girls from different country, at least from what I can see. They don’t talk, so do I.
After leaving my hosting family in Tianjin, I took a bus to Tianjin railway station, alone. I took a train to Beijing, alone. I took a taxi to Tsing Hua, alone. I rented this bed, alone. I wish there is anyone along my journey who can assist me. I just need to meet an AIESECer, and I will feel much more secure. Yes, just to meet anyone will do.
Things become worse when my hand phone has no coverage here. I am so helpless. Do you know how it feels when you are in a taxi and the taxi driver asks you where to stop but you can’t answer him? It’s really helpless. It’s very unsecure. I am scare. But I don’t cry. The fear has taken away my tears.
Tomorrow is another challenging day. My hand phone is not working, I can’t contact anyone, and no one can contact me. I am totally alone. I am really scare. Afraid of the unknown, uncertain, unpredicted road that I am going to travel in the next 21 hours.
This is horrible. I am alone in Beijing. I came here alone, I found the hotel alone, but I am not alone in this room. I rented a bed in a dorm of 8 persons. Together in this is we have girls from different country, at least from what I can see. They don’t talk, so do I.
After leaving my hosting family in Tianjin, I took a bus to Tianjin railway station, alone. I took a train to Beijing, alone. I took a taxi to Tsing Hua, alone. I rented this bed, alone. I wish there is anyone along my journey who can assist me. I just need to meet an AIESECer, and I will feel much more secure. Yes, just to meet anyone will do.
Things become worse when my hand phone has no coverage here. I am so helpless. Do you know how it feels when you are in a taxi and the taxi driver asks you where to stop but you can’t answer him? It’s really helpless. It’s very unsecure. I am scare. But I don’t cry. The fear has taken away my tears.
Tomorrow is another challenging day. My hand phone is not working, I can’t contact anyone, and no one can contact me. I am totally alone. I am really scare. Afraid of the unknown, uncertain, unpredicted road that I am going to travel in the next 21 hours.
Saturday, May 23, 2009
Long update from China
Below are the notes that I wrote last night and I post it today...
I found out that I only have mood to blog at night, so I quickly jot these down.
I declare that I lose, lose to the evil sickness. I have not been eating a lot recently, but I have been throwing out a lot. I start to worry about myself. The more I feel not well, the more I hide myself under the comfortable blanket. This is definitely the wrong way. Since I was small, my cure to my sickness is to go out and meet my friends. That’s why in secondary school, as long as I still can walk, I will go to school, that is a better remedy compare to the costly medicine. May be because of that, I have develop a habit not to see doctor when I am sick, unless I am forced to. Even if PK medicine is free, I also seldom go.
Falling sick in foreign country alone really make you home sick, love sick, and what ever sick you can think of. I miss my grandma’s cooking. I just can’t eat whatever it is here. I miss my mum nagging asking me to see doctor whenever I am sick. I miss my friends back home…
Enough about sickness, I realize that I need to do something else, but not just lying on the bed, like a patient in the hospital. Hence I get up and write these things down.
I have started my internship as a green power, clean energy teacher for two weeks. I am teaching 3 different levels of students. The senior high school students (form 4 and 5), the junior high (form 1) and the primary (standard 4 and 5). All requires different knowledge to be deliver, different ways to communicate and different style to conduct the class. Let me explain one by one.
First class was Tianjin No 1 school. (schools in Tianjin has no name, they are numbered, this is the number 1 school). As the name states, it is the best secondary school in Tianjin.( kononnya :P). I was told that the students are good in English and they are smart.
So this is my first class. Because it was the second day I arrive, and I have no mood to start work yet, I didn’t prepare well on the topic –solar energy. Instead of teaching them, I asked them to discuss in groups and share with the class what they know about the topic. The sweat thing is, they don’t even know how to move into groups. I was told that they didn’t have such thing before. Fine. So the class was basically they themselves teaching themselves what they know about solar energy and me adding a bit knowledge of myself. Erm, actually most of them were not participating, they are just doing their own homeworks. (got so busy or not oh….lol)
Second class, I was teaching standard 4 students. My first impression to them was great, they are so active, not like the bro and sis in form 4 and 5. They were not shy to approach me. Ok, class started. I still can’t get them settle down. They are too noisy and it’s very hard to totally shut them up. I almost got sore throat because of this. At the end of the class, I found that no use to yell at them, coz they have louder voice than me.
Third one, form 1 student. This seems much better. When I enter the class, they are quite. And they are not holding and books or pencil on their hands, meaning, they are not doing their own home works like the form 4 n 5. Great, so far this is the best class I went to. They are co-operative and seemed interested in my topic. The most important thing is, their English is still not that bad. However in the middle of the class, some boys did make some noise. Lol…boys are naughty, no matter what countries they are from.
This week is the second week. The Form 4 and 5 still react the same way as last week, they just ignore me. I don’t know is it because they don’t understand my English, and they don’t bother to understand me, or they are really so busy with their education stuff. It’s ok, at least I see more people looking at the LCD screen when I presented my topic. I went to another class in the primary school. This class is much better, still able to control them although I am sick. The best thing is after I have finished talking about recycling, one of the student came and ask me “ teacher, what else can we recycle”. OMG, immediately my sickness was gone. I feel so great, she is interested to know more. Oh…..dear.
I don’t like to teach, even giving tuition. Reason is because teaching is a huge responsibility. I am not confident with my knowledge and hence I also think that I don’t want to screw people up. However, after some classes, I found out that teaching is an art. Of course knowing your topic well is important, but the way to deliver and the way to control the crowd is another matter.
Thanks to TTT, I am able to cope with the last two. There is something I would like to praise myself a bit, hehe. My class usually starts at 3.30pm, and I only start to prepare my slide at 11am. Of course I did brainstorm on what to teach one day before that. Thanks to AIESECers, I learn how to talk cork in front of the class. I consider myself quite efficient in this, but the emo part comes in when it reminds me I used to prepare session together with my team mates. Thinking back, most of the session I did was partnering with some one else, and most of the time was with another VP who has no Director too.
I have asked myself why am I here and I have thought of going home. But I have not regret to come here. Almost 2 weeks passed, I will say that I have more bad experience then the good ones. But through those bad experiences, and learn something good out of it. I have discovered myself more, what kind of person I am, and what kind of person I was. I have also discovered more about Maniland of China, the history, the people, the food and the culture. If you think that living in China is almost the same as living in a Chinese society in Malaysia, come and try it yourself, come to the northern part of China!
I am having a positive sense for the coming 5 weeks in China. There will be another HK girl and a Canada guy coming in June. I will not be alone even if the OC are having exams. I am getting used to the environment too. So I should be fine.
Wow, what a long post. Anyway, it’s not for people to read, but for my own record. Who reads the whole thing please let me know. I’ll bring you special gift from China, haha.
I found out that I only have mood to blog at night, so I quickly jot these down.
I declare that I lose, lose to the evil sickness. I have not been eating a lot recently, but I have been throwing out a lot. I start to worry about myself. The more I feel not well, the more I hide myself under the comfortable blanket. This is definitely the wrong way. Since I was small, my cure to my sickness is to go out and meet my friends. That’s why in secondary school, as long as I still can walk, I will go to school, that is a better remedy compare to the costly medicine. May be because of that, I have develop a habit not to see doctor when I am sick, unless I am forced to. Even if PK medicine is free, I also seldom go.
Falling sick in foreign country alone really make you home sick, love sick, and what ever sick you can think of. I miss my grandma’s cooking. I just can’t eat whatever it is here. I miss my mum nagging asking me to see doctor whenever I am sick. I miss my friends back home…
Enough about sickness, I realize that I need to do something else, but not just lying on the bed, like a patient in the hospital. Hence I get up and write these things down.
I have started my internship as a green power, clean energy teacher for two weeks. I am teaching 3 different levels of students. The senior high school students (form 4 and 5), the junior high (form 1) and the primary (standard 4 and 5). All requires different knowledge to be deliver, different ways to communicate and different style to conduct the class. Let me explain one by one.
First class was Tianjin No 1 school. (schools in Tianjin has no name, they are numbered, this is the number 1 school). As the name states, it is the best secondary school in Tianjin.( kononnya :P). I was told that the students are good in English and they are smart.
So this is my first class. Because it was the second day I arrive, and I have no mood to start work yet, I didn’t prepare well on the topic –solar energy. Instead of teaching them, I asked them to discuss in groups and share with the class what they know about the topic. The sweat thing is, they don’t even know how to move into groups. I was told that they didn’t have such thing before. Fine. So the class was basically they themselves teaching themselves what they know about solar energy and me adding a bit knowledge of myself. Erm, actually most of them were not participating, they are just doing their own homeworks. (got so busy or not oh….lol)
Second class, I was teaching standard 4 students. My first impression to them was great, they are so active, not like the bro and sis in form 4 and 5. They were not shy to approach me. Ok, class started. I still can’t get them settle down. They are too noisy and it’s very hard to totally shut them up. I almost got sore throat because of this. At the end of the class, I found that no use to yell at them, coz they have louder voice than me.
Third one, form 1 student. This seems much better. When I enter the class, they are quite. And they are not holding and books or pencil on their hands, meaning, they are not doing their own home works like the form 4 n 5. Great, so far this is the best class I went to. They are co-operative and seemed interested in my topic. The most important thing is, their English is still not that bad. However in the middle of the class, some boys did make some noise. Lol…boys are naughty, no matter what countries they are from.
This week is the second week. The Form 4 and 5 still react the same way as last week, they just ignore me. I don’t know is it because they don’t understand my English, and they don’t bother to understand me, or they are really so busy with their education stuff. It’s ok, at least I see more people looking at the LCD screen when I presented my topic. I went to another class in the primary school. This class is much better, still able to control them although I am sick. The best thing is after I have finished talking about recycling, one of the student came and ask me “ teacher, what else can we recycle”. OMG, immediately my sickness was gone. I feel so great, she is interested to know more. Oh…..dear.
I don’t like to teach, even giving tuition. Reason is because teaching is a huge responsibility. I am not confident with my knowledge and hence I also think that I don’t want to screw people up. However, after some classes, I found out that teaching is an art. Of course knowing your topic well is important, but the way to deliver and the way to control the crowd is another matter.
Thanks to TTT, I am able to cope with the last two. There is something I would like to praise myself a bit, hehe. My class usually starts at 3.30pm, and I only start to prepare my slide at 11am. Of course I did brainstorm on what to teach one day before that. Thanks to AIESECers, I learn how to talk cork in front of the class. I consider myself quite efficient in this, but the emo part comes in when it reminds me I used to prepare session together with my team mates. Thinking back, most of the session I did was partnering with some one else, and most of the time was with another VP who has no Director too.
I have asked myself why am I here and I have thought of going home. But I have not regret to come here. Almost 2 weeks passed, I will say that I have more bad experience then the good ones. But through those bad experiences, and learn something good out of it. I have discovered myself more, what kind of person I am, and what kind of person I was. I have also discovered more about Maniland of China, the history, the people, the food and the culture. If you think that living in China is almost the same as living in a Chinese society in Malaysia, come and try it yourself, come to the northern part of China!
I am having a positive sense for the coming 5 weeks in China. There will be another HK girl and a Canada guy coming in June. I will not be alone even if the OC are having exams. I am getting used to the environment too. So I should be fine.
Wow, what a long post. Anyway, it’s not for people to read, but for my own record. Who reads the whole thing please let me know. I’ll bring you special gift from China, haha.
Wednesday, May 20, 2009
Yeah...I'm back
Wow, thanks to Imran, I can blog. However, I am not free to blog now. I need to prepare for my class later, in 4 hours time, but until now I have not even have a slide prepared.
I am doing better now. I shifted to a new house. I only need to get 2 things solved and it will be perfect. Transportation and internet connection. I am really sick of walking under the hot sun. I am really tired of walking 20 mins to get a bus ride. Yeah, I can online in the home stay but the computer at the home is using the old version of IE and MSN. I can't even upload photo and watch video there. Let's see how I can get things better.
Well, I am satisfy with the home stay. I have a nice bedroom and a bathroom. yeah, I don't need to bath in public anymore....(night mare!!)
I really need to go, hope that I can get back here soon....
Anyone missing me? hehe
I am doing better now. I shifted to a new house. I only need to get 2 things solved and it will be perfect. Transportation and internet connection. I am really sick of walking under the hot sun. I am really tired of walking 20 mins to get a bus ride. Yeah, I can online in the home stay but the computer at the home is using the old version of IE and MSN. I can't even upload photo and watch video there. Let's see how I can get things better.
Well, I am satisfy with the home stay. I have a nice bedroom and a bathroom. yeah, I don't need to bath in public anymore....(night mare!!)
I really need to go, hope that I can get back here soon....
Anyone missing me? hehe
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
I'm in China...
Hi,
This is to tell my readers that I am alive in China, Tianjin. The place I stay will have internet connection in 2 days, so i will update more there. I am now at a cafe. I need to prepare for my class later, my first class. (so fast need to work already...:( ). Ya, will update more when I go online again!
Stay tune...
This is to tell my readers that I am alive in China, Tianjin. The place I stay will have internet connection in 2 days, so i will update more there. I am now at a cafe. I need to prepare for my class later, my first class. (so fast need to work already...:( ). Ya, will update more when I go online again!
Stay tune...
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