Thank You All.

April is coming. This is the day of fooling, but I'm not fooling everyone.

After almost two hours drive, we finally arrived at Mercer around 2 a.m. Watching a game without Jeremy Lin is regretful, but the whole night was awesome. Cheers. Crowds. CNN. Sushi. Atlanta. Rainy. Fall asleep in the car two times, and woke up when Raymond arrived Roberts Hall.

Everything is silent. We got off the car, and walked back to our apartments. The 2-minute way is just as long and slow as lasting forever, maybe because I just thought about many thingg.

I could tell whether I'm happy or not, and luckily, I am.

It was such a illusion. How could I actually arrive here.

I feel I will lose something, and I may lose more if I don't write down something. It was just like yesterday that I closed the door of the study room, leaving CSC, and said to Jun:"March is coming."

I want to say these ASAP. I don't want to wait till the time of departure and say everything, although I know that is slowly coming, which make me feel afraid.

Thank you, all my friends in America. i learnt what is ambition, what is friendship, and what is love from you.

I haven't expected to meet you when I stepped out from the plane in Chicaco O'Hare International Airport, and now, I'm afraid of leaving you. That is life.

I've said I will try to come back two years later. But I'm afraid that after two years, you are no longer you, and I am no longer I.

So, I wrote these in memory of the time when you are you, and I am I.

It's a pleasant journey, it is a memorable journey.

4/1/2012

In memory of the exchange at Mercer.

Study hard

The test for old testament is coming soon, and I feel that I have enough confidence to get another nice mark.

pretend to be strong

feel like being another person for some time. I'm not that strong as I imagine. Nothing special. Just reminding myself that when you feel exhausted, just say it.

quiet

Life is too noisy. I just wanna find a place to hide myself for a while.

Are they sort of same?

Just come up with a funny comparison during the shower. When reading Borg's book about the Bible, he emphasizes the stage of "Postcritical", which hear the story without criticism and accept it, regard it as truth though it may not be factually true.

Is the postcritical stage kind of similar with Mu(Nothing, none) in Buddism?

Just put the question here. It sounds like a question, may be it is not a question at all.

Is having tons of work to do this week, but just remind me to never lose the mind of thinking.

Moses meets Steve Jobs

A funny pic given by my Old Testament Professor.

sanction

Dictatorship can't bring better life to people, neither can sanction.