Monday, December 24, 2007
Hope all your Christmas dreams come true!
Monday, September 3, 2007
Hello, “Oh enki des ga?”
My father is a businessman, so we have more chance to “spend money” in our life. Asking ladies to clean, calling “delivery dinner” or seeking further study life. I am really lucky to have a not-bad family, so I can enjoy more about my life. However, my mother still teaches us all the time, saving money is so important, especially for a woman. Once you have no husband or children, you will still have money for living. Thanks for my parents to giving me the working ability, I can still support my living. How about my next generation? Maybe they will have different thoughts while they face the same situation.
Shopping or Swimming?
Therefore, for the short trip of our life, we should get as much as we could. That means that it should include the souvenirs. If we just stay by the pool and swimming, what could we get after the trip? A brown-skin body? Wow, that would be terrible for the woman. Because “one white” can cover ten “ugly” Chinese people used to say.
A bag costs from 180000 to 10000 RP
If you have been to Island Bali, you won’t miss Buda Palace. Between watching the dancing show in Buda Palace, and next destination, most tourists would like to go to the traditional market, including hundreds of Chinese People from the big tour bus.
I wonder if local people have been trained by the tourists, shop-keepers will give you a big range about pricing. This is the experience that I have just gone last week. Last Saturday, I was asking the price of a bag in the market. The young lady tried to make me laugh by speaking her poor Chinese and told me RP 180,000 genteelly. RP 180,000? Almost NT$ 600! The price is like the price in Taiwanese bag shops. So I express that I want to leave. Suddenly, she can’t stop saying “how about 100,000? 80,000? 50,000? 10,000? Or just say a price? To be honest, I was losing my interests at that time, and feel crazy. That bag, not really looks pretty anymore after this situation.
From Cheese to Smile--Bali Trip
Even just a glance at some western women, I can easily feel their confidence and pride. Why can I not? Except the culture differences, is it also related to the pride of the race? Is it the reason that we always say “smile” instead of “cheese” while taking the picture? It is just because that we are not that kind of race that used to smile all the time.
Thursday, August 9, 2007
Eileen loves to watch herself on the mirror
Friday, June 29, 2007
I've been tagged!
1. When I am depressed, the best solution is walking on the busy stress. Once I heard the noise and people, I could feel that I am not that lonely and the only 1 in this society.
2. When I was young, my father always knew how to cheer me up from depressions. He used to buy me 1 cup of papaya juice if I looked sad. It can always work at that time.
3. I can draw well because of my father. Because my father is a talent artiest for any kind of painting, he used to finish my art work for me. I have never learned how to draw when I was young.
4. I was born with curly hair. My hair used to be as beautiful as a doll. So my kindergarten teacher enjoyed to tie my hair in front of my classmates. However, when I was a junior high student, I admired to have long straight hair. After that, I haven’t had a beautiful curly or straight hair anymore.
5. My daughter is 7 months now. But I still work from 9 to 9.
6. My little brother was born in 1989, the year I was 14. So I saw his growth process from kindergarten till university. I can still remember that he was so excited before the first day of school. Now he is 18 as a university student.
7. I always believe that my EQ was good till the day I yelled some very important person. Now, I am 32. I am attending an EQ lesson every Monday. It is so much fun.
Now, I am so excited to tag the other 7 friends and leave some comments in their blog. My 7 friends…
- Pei
- Mu-ching
- Erisa
- Jamie
- Amo
- John
- Dr. Perkins
Wednesday, June 27, 2007
7-Month Eileen
Thursday, April 19, 2007
Eileen's Japanese Style
Friday, March 2, 2007
Preschool survey - Greenfield School in Taipei
Hello, aunts and uncles!
Po's farmer
Thursday, March 1, 2007
Happy Chinese New Year, Grandma
Saturday, February 24, 2007
Preschool survey - Abraham Academy in Taipei
Abraham Academy www.abrahamacademy.com.tw is my first survey and recommended by Joyce's mom. As I know, many kids from kidsstoryroom are students there, including Vivian who is one of my favorite girl . Vivian is so cute, talkative and active. I was impressed when I saw Vivian talking to Jeremy nicely and fluently in English. So I decided to visit the school with Jamie. Every parent needs to make a reservation before visiting, and they would specially open an introducing hour for the parents. That afternoon, there are 6 moms with me. After filling-up the guest information, the principle, a serious middle-age woman showed up, and took almost 2 hours explaining her educational system for us.
The most difference from the others is that school asks kids to start memorizing the vocabulary from the first day of school, the age of 3.5. But the kids can be so active and lovely. Jamie decided to send her son there. It seems too early for me to do any decision, but I will really seriously consider for Eileen since now.