Thought from news of gay refugees been harassed at refugee center I am very curious, if everyone in the world were gay, what bad things would possibly happen? First thought is, human maybe extinct because no descendant would be born though sex drive. But, on the contrary, people may still have descendants because they want it, not because people like having sex. Secondly, there will be no heterosexual, so no sex-orientation-related discrimination would exsist. But nothing helpful for discrimination towards female. Is it? I thought about it today earlier is because I read the news about gay refugees been harassed at the refugee center in Germany, and that's just make me sad. I think they just didn't use to change their mind via rational discussion, they just find any excuse pop out of their brain to support the perspect. And that how world can't progress. Maybe it would be better if everyone were gay, and thus that, no human descendant be exsisted. That's the eternal biggest favor we could possibly make for our earth.

My first resume PART 1, need to be checked. T.T I am psychology major, and have 2 certificates that equal to minor in therapeutic recreation and applied English. I like to explore different aspects of myself, so I tried courses from different departments and various student clubs. One of my special experiences is indoor climbing. It happened in a course of the therapeutic recreation program, which makes me feel it is possible to conquer my fear of height, instead of nothing but panicking. I like to sing, it is my hobby and habit, too. l sing whenever and wherever I want. It is also a main access for me to practicing English, getting in touch with Japanese and others, if those are singable. For an opportunity, I went to a Chinese teaching voluntary student group called Wen-Fu文輔. Considering Vietnamese labors are in disadvantages in Taiwan's society, they held this group and hoping though learning Chinese, they would have stronger ability to adapt this exotic environment. During the time, we are not only doing classes, but also have hanged out, gone KTV and joined a Indonesia theme Carnival together. One of the Vietnamese students, Viet Nho, even took me to a night club that only for foreign workers, which located in a small lane that next to a main street of Taoyuan city, but no a single local would ever know about it. It happened a lots of things in Wen-Fu, with both happiness and sadness. I am still glad I played a role in there, and found out that accompanying them the whole time no matter there are language related, cultural or personal problems or is fulfilling to me.

My friend held a brunch store My friend opened a brunch shop in the neighbor city, so I went there to root for him, but yesterday I asked him whether he will be there, he said : "no, but if you come earlier, around shop's open I'll be there, then we could hang up a while. Enhance, I woke up in 6:05, and rided 1:20 to go there. It's been a long time, since last time l saw him was almost three years ago, he is still puerile back then, and now I he is different, looking mature and steady than ever, l was a bit surprised. We talked a while, the place is cute, decorated with western and easturn mixed; food is better than I thought : sandwich made of apple slices, tomatos, ham and blueberries. Yeah, blueberries. And those people he worked with are nice, too. But the price is a little bit ...unfriendly, but just a little. :"P Sum up, he is doing well in his journey after graduation, and I also found a new restaurant to recommend for others, I'll see him again anytime sooner.

Writting about learning a language I've been searching language exchange partners for almost a month, and it was pretty nervous at the first. I graduated from university last summer, the period that I more considered English as a tool rather than a subject. But, after graduation, It was barely no opportunities to utilize. I tried taking on-line courses that taught by English, it is useful to maintain my English listening and reading skills, but lack of speaking skill. Then I found this website, and meet some people, two people Skyped with me, and others talked with messages on italki. The very first time I skyped with a stranger was three weeks ago, I was very nervous, like actual raining was happening in my forehead literally. But that partner was very kind and steer that conversation to go on. And I also found my speaking skill declined. Then the second time with the other person I think I did improve a little, the conversation went delighted and we had second meeting. He is also learning Chinese, which somehow makes more comfortable. Language learning is unlimited, like I'm a native Chinese and Taiwanese speaker, but I still got a lot to learn from, not to say English. But meanwhile, I'm also hoping I could learn some other languages, knowing one foreign language makes me can reach, get to know so many people and things, who knows what's going to happen if I know two of them. =] And recently I regain the fun of swimming, I'm still a little be shy showing my body, but after almost a decade, it feels different, and now I like it and hope it can last longer.

Art and culture camp2 At the end every kid did a great job, art teacher said their story books are better than she expected. And I'm also extra-glad, cause I help one of the teams in their book. I doddle a turtle in the end of the book, and they love it, and I also help in other drawing. Though at tge end of the day, they seem a little disturbed by me, I was taking too much photos for the recorded profile. Sorry, kiddo.

art and culture camp Today at school, we held a art and culture camp for students who's mostly at fifth grade in Longxing primary school. We visited a tunnel called Liugui sixth tunnel, a tunnel built from Taiwan Japan-governed period. It was used to carry varied and valued woods down, then sell it to make money. They have totally six and a half tunnel to do that, but it's too long to finish, so we only visited the sixth. Now, there are only used to appeal tourists, it became a unique spot to visit. After that, we visited Forestry research institute, where we called as "trees hospital." The staff explain it's history and stuff, then took us to see those ancient equipment they store in the institute: a primary-student-talled saw, a car from Japan-governed period, a small house, which I forgot the story, but it looks pretty old and surely did something about wood... after that, these student have to according to those to come up with a story and make it a story book. we'll see how that goes tomorrow. =]