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I kind of dont agree with your father's motto about "Girls are the barrier of success.” I would daringly ask "is your father a failure in ur perspective?" Since he married with your mother and had you as his son. He didnt want you to have conversations with girls. Was he unopen-minded or you...
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Blog2: My Identities of Winter on 2008-02-22 03:47:16 |
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WoW, you are a really amazing person. I can’t even imagine how tired I will look like if I sleep less than 8 hours everyday. I actually got a part-time job this semester. It’s my first job and I only work 12 hours a week. However, I still feel hard to balance my school and work. I bet it’s...
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Eng 96 - Blog 2 on 2008-02-22 01:41:51 |
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Yeah, reading and writing suck. But they really can improve your language skills. Also I think that you are a little bit lack of confidence. You worry too much about the consequences of choosing a major that you can’t handle. In my opinion, you should trust yourself more and choose a major...
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Blog 2 on 2008-02-22 01:13:29 |
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hmm..maybe i forgot to mention something in the issue. when i first started the joke or greeting with him, every other friends around had also joined the topic. They were also making up something in the conversation. However, he didnt mad at the friends around but me.
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| Posted in
illusive friendship Blog #1 on 2008-02-06 00:01:39 |
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I dont oppugn how u feel pity on the animals by standing at your perspective. However, at the farmers angle, they have to keep all the fowls are not damaged or unhealthy in order to sell them to the markets. Have you ever think that if the farmers' fowls are affected by deseases and all dead,...
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Blog #1 on 2008-02-05 00:47:38 |
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Li xi is the pronounciation in chinese which means red envelop that includes money inside that all the married adults will give to the kids during the chinese lunar new year. Li xi also contains the meaning of wishing you luck for the whole year.
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Happy Chinese New Year! on 2008-02-04 05:25:49 |
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