#1 - My Ambition
Sometimes I really admire people who do
great things in their young age. I would like to do that, too. I
want to do something to prove how I can achieve with my own ability.
I’ll become a
nurse after I graduate from the college, however, that’s not the only dream I
would like to reach. I want to do something that can contribute to our
society or even the world. Maybe we cannot do great things with all
mighty at one time, but we can do small things with great love first, and that
is my culminant goal.
Every time when I
saw some people or animals in need, I decided strongly, I wanted to give them a
hand. I thought about becoming a veterinarian, but I would like to help
the people before I help the animal first. I was always shorthanded in my
mind because I did not have enough ability to get it done.
Now, while
everyone is enjoying the happy college life, my ambition is preparing me to
plan to make myself a better person. I will put all I learn into practice
one day, and the action will speak all. In addition to helping others, I
also want to learn how to make money in a proper and smart way, but that’s a
little too far for me. I know it will come one day.
Love,
Eunice
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Eunice:
Yes. You will be a good nurse if you put
your effort in it. The best thing in life is finding something that you
really love. I think you are certainly working toward that goal.
The journal looks good now. Please put it
in the “final” folder.
I will talk to your next week. Have a great
week.
Love
Grandaunt
Janice Chang
#2 - Part of Learning to be a Good
Nurse:
Dear Grandaunt:
We are learning the muscular
system now. It is so hard that almost drives me crazy. There are
more than six hundreds of muscles in our body, and we are making efforts to
remember some of the muscles and their functions.
I had never known that our body was such a complicated
combination of muscles, bones, organs, cells and blood vessels before I studied
Anatomy.
However, I won’t regret for my decision in high school
though department of nursing is relatively more toilsome than other
departments. I want to be a good nurse one day, and I believe I can.
Love,
Eunice
2014-12-14 8:02 GMT+08:00 Chang <janice.chang@comcast.net>:
Eunice:
Yes. Our body is like a
complex machine, with little parts that work by themselves or with other parts
to perform specific functions. I am sure you won’t regret for choosing
your favorite department when you made your decision in high School. I
know you won’t mind toiling away four years in college to reach you goal to
become a good nurse. Always remember Chinese proverb - no pain, no gain.
Love
Grandaunt
Janice Chang
#3 - Longing for a Warmer Day in
Taipei
The
weather turns cold in Taiwan this month. I have seen more scarves and
coats in the campus from the students hurrying to the classes.
I
don't like the winter in Taipei because of the damp feeling from the cold
air. Winter makes the world become dreadful and people tend to develop
the gloomy mood.
Two
of my roommates, one is from Taichung, and the other is from Kaohsiung, said
that the winter in their hometown is warm and sunny. If the winter in Taipei
can also be like that, I can say that I will prefer winter to summer.
Of
course, a warm winter in Taipei can only be a dream for me. I have always
longed for a day in a cozy bedroom snuggling under my down blankets
sleeping. What’s worse, the wind in our school is very strong due to the
mountains surround it, and it makes the cold winter unpleasant and
unbearable!
How
about the weather in America now? Will it snow? I have never seen
snow before!
Love,
Eunice
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2014-11-15 20:01 GMT+08:00 <eunice28422@gmail.com>:
#4 - College Life - Adjustment
Dear Grandaunt:
My mid-term of Biology will be on next
week. I just finished my report few minutes ago. There is a lot of homework needed to be
done after the mid-term.
Different
to senior high school, most of our homework is making reports. To be
honest, I am still used to my old senior high school's cramming up all subjects. I know
that I should learn how to control my study habit. This is what I should learn in my college life. Sorry
for writing such a short journal, I just wrote it in a hurry.
Love,
Eunice
2014-11-08 23:17 GMT+08:00 Chang <janice.chang@comcast.net>:
Eunice:
Thanks. I read it. It looks
good! You can put away in the “Finish” folder now.
Good luck for your mid-term. You will do
well. I know it. There is no such thing as “failure” as long as you
have put in your effort.
Love
Grandaunt
Janice Chang