Waiting

After leaving GVO
Only the rest of time under a week
I will go abroad
How to use this time?
Go, to library
It’s no time to see
As if back to the school time
Now it’s open all the week
People welfare!
The free commuting from shopping mall to New Taipei City Library
Wi-Fi registration to use in the branch of library near my home
Besides
The self-library by easy card in the train station
Which’s another one I hope to go
About the short-time job for travel expenditure before I mentioned
No news for me yet
Better wait that day of departure properly

My goal in life

As I was a child, my sight was narrow so I simply thought my life was always to eat and sleep with circle. My ambition was not big, even my career decision, I chose to be a farmer during my childhood. Although finally my major in college is relative with agriculture, I find myself it's not my interest with passion.
Now, though the work of society, I change jobs to attend English classes in GVO six months. Today it's my graduating day of GVO and then my ABC travel out of Taiwan is coming soon. My goal in life is to have a happy and wealthy life, so keeping a harder working is necessary.

Time

 

In Morris’ class this afternoon, we talked about ‘’What time is it?’’ this topic. So you can image Morris can make a funny show for his class, also I gave him a lot of support. Mentioning many relative questions and themes about time; firstly, I referred the sentence ‘’Do you have the time?’’ Have you heard it before? Its meaning is the same as our topic. However, he said this sentence is like ‘’Do you have time?’’ They are all the same; it’s his answer. I am a little confused that before I heard someone explained which the sentence with ‘’the’’ is to ask ‘’What time is it? ,’’ but another one means ‘’Are you free?’’ or ‘’Are you available?’’ About this issue, my conclusion is that he is a man, no matter what he thinks that! Then I said a special noun ‘’daylight saving time,’’ so coincidently that it’s connected with his country, Australia. Aussie government ruled each summer their people should adjust time one hour earlier; that’s to say, in the practical situation they can have early lunch at 11 o’clock. Because they can enjoy more sunshine in a day, he explained. I am curious how was it if happening in Taiwan? Some people change their watches earlier to make use of time, usually in the end it doesn’t look like very useful, though. How do you think? You would like to let your time in advance?