Today is the first day of 2007 in Chinese calendar. There are many things I have to say.
First, I want to give my heartfelt wishes to my beloved grandparents, parents and brother: heath, happiness, prosperity. Especially, I hope God can deliver all of these wishes to heaven to my grandmother. I have been regretful that I didn’t see her for the last time when she was gone because I was in New York at that time. I want her know that I love her and I will miss her all the time. And then send wishes to my relatives and friends, this years is pig year, I hope all of they live like a happy pig.
Then, this is the first spring festival I spend outside home. In the morning, such a strong feeling of desolation attacked me that I can’t help crying. I called back home knowing about that they were playing cards and watching TV, what I used to do in this moment. I began to complaint with my mom why they send me here. I am missing my family, my friends and the atmosphere of Chinese New Year. Mom said a series of words to console me. “You can come back anytime in your free time,” mom said. Yes, I can come back anytime, maybe just less than three months later. Why not deal with it optimistically? Nothing is impossible, spending three or at most four years abroad is not a big deal. I am sure I can go through it. Happy New Year, everybody!
Then, this is the first spring festival I spend outside home. In the morning, such a strong feeling of desolation attacked me that I can’t help crying. I called back home knowing about that they were playing cards and watching TV, what I used to do in this moment. I began to complaint with my mom why they send me here. I am missing my family, my friends and the atmosphere of Chinese New Year. Mom said a series of words to console me. “You can come back anytime in your free time,” mom said. Yes, I can come back anytime, maybe just less than three months later. Why not deal with it optimistically? Nothing is impossible, spending three or at most four years abroad is not a big deal. I am sure I can go through it. Happy New Year, everybody!
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