So, the new semester, which will be the last for me in this college.
Everything is still the same. The college, the compound, the Japanese, the food in cafeteria.
BUT,there are new foreign students joined in our gang!!
I always wanted to make friends with
ang-moh since childhood, and I get the chance in here, TNCT. There is a 6 month students exchange program between TNCT and Helsinki Metropolia UAS every year.
so this year, come a pretty
ang-moh lady!! and three
entao-bas. Hoping that we could enjoy the 6 months together!! *finger Crossing!* okay I know, finger crossing just doesn't help in anything. Gonna brush up my English speaking and listening skills!
Well, having an ang-moh in our department is actually quite rare actually and one Japanese of mine called me few hours ago, asking me for the audio CD of English practice book.. I said okay okay! I bring it to school tomorrow! but then just realized that I have the book, WITHOUT the CD. I was like, WTH for the trouble in the week of preparation for my presentation. I remember seeing it somewhere in my box, but couldn't find it.. Well, forgetting thing is my talent i could say, so its not surprising that I lost thing again. I might have thrown the CD months before. But I managed to get the audio file at last! hehehe.
the last sem is not as busy as I thought. Research is just going smoothly with the help of my handsome lecturer. I like him, or I should say we all like him. we always have a cup of coffee with roll cake on petri dish. Yeah, there is no problem with your eyes, its the petri dish we use to do biological experiments. haha. somemore the bigger than usual one. XD
The homemade melon cheese cake on the petri dish!
I had a meaningful week last weekend which I actually went to a volunteer trip at Iwate prefecture, one of the area in northern region damaged by the earthquake and tsunami on March 2011. The town was totally swallowed by the tsunami, people lost their homes, properties and families, but they have not lose their hope. There are more than 300 thousands volunteers joined the volunteer activity. I managed to join this activity thank to MSAJ, and especially the president Lai and his friend, Vincent. I had fun besides learning the torture the people went through. Hoping to join more volunteer trip in the future!
I didnt know how it felt for being able to help people in need.
A group picture of MSAJ Tohoku Volunteer trip after working.
(picture from Bik Ee)
The 6 girls finally managed to reunite after a long time. miss them!
ということで、till then!