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Tonight, we went to Shi Gu and Shi Bo's house for dinner. It was a little welcoming party for Bill's wife since she just arrived at US not long ago. The gathering was nice and relaxing. It's entertaining listening to their conversations about Taiwan at 2 different eras - Shi Bo's good old day and Tian Yuan's stories. Someday, someday, I must visit Taiwan :) They also talked about hospitals in Taiwan. It's surprising to know that the hospitals actually have little malls in it so that the family members of the patients can kill some time while waiting for the sick one undergoing treatments. So, the waiting is no longer as boring as it was. Sounds fantastic, right? In fact, most of hospitals have the little mall, including Tzu Chi Hospitals! And, some people go to the hospitals for the sake of shopping. Can you believe it? Maybe, hospital in M'sia should do that too :) With that, we'll hear less complaints about medicinal teams being ineffective since ppl will forget the pain of waiting through shopping, right? :D

On the journey back home, T. Yuan decided to use the small road as to avoid seeing any animal carcasses, esp. deers', on the highway. So, I got to see the different nite scenery on the way back. I realized that many of the office buidings along the roads were covered in glass. In fact, I can see through the interiors when the lights in the offices were turn on --> I felt like I was looking a naked ___ XP There were also pretty nice houses on the roadside, that kind of house we always saw in American movie, but never found in New Brunswick. Suddenly, I felt that I'm indeed studying oversea. At the moment, my heart was whispering, "How good if I owned a car! Then, I could travel in different places and explore different parts of US!" I remembered when we're young, papa always brought us to some "exotic" places. Not really that exotic with monsters or dinasours, but just some countryside places or places where other kids' parent will never drive to. Maybe because of the childhood memory, I have alway liked to travel. Sitting in the car and watching the scenery along the way is always relaxing to me. If I had a car, I'll definitely explore the places as I wished! But, I can never afford the car insurance though I can buy a crappy car. By the way, I still need to driving before talking about anything else. So, for now, I'll just travel with public transportations and explore places where buses, trains, planes, and also friends' cars can bring me too....

Ok, it's very late d... Need to sleep d. Nite!