Thursday, December 20, 2012

Love spreading

As a deliver, it's always glad to see the smiles when I handed the chocolates sent from his or her lover.

After all, "Shared grief is half of the sorrow, but happiness when shared, is doubled."

Our club are having the campiagn that people can send their gifts and cards to their loved ones and it doesn't matter whether the lovers have to be in the same college or not. Waiting beside the building, staring anyone who would come and claim their adorable gifts, then a shy lady came and claim hers, and a boy claim his, then here went the third one, forth... . Whenever they grabbed their presents, I was always facinated with beams of joy, and it's like streaks of warm sunshine carcassing me. They would laugh, as kids always do, forgetting every bits of troublesome assignments and papers. Upon seeing that, I knew these gifts turned a brand new page for their life, refreshing and mellow. What makes them happy weren't the delicate gifts, but the kinship that brought by their friends who were willing to tie up their hearts together with them.

Yes, the word "happiness" seems vague and obscure, lingering in the far distant place, but it can also stay quietly beside me. Such campiagn taught me that there were too many wonderful stuffs among the world that awaits, we ought to seize and to pursue, for chances can't be shot for twice.

Today is a gift, which is why it's called the `present'. Sometimes it's about finding the one who makes your heart complete; who makes you a better person than you've ever dreamed you could be. So go for it*Yelling with cheers*

Thursday, December 6, 2012

Did you know...

Standing firmly under the drizzle, beside the hillside leisure lodge, I feel sorrow.
I didn't pay much attention to the project office, I'm just sharing some of my thoughts.

There used to be a pool table, right at the hillside leisure lodge. You can hang around with your friends making your follow shots or draw shots, or even jabbing the ball for minutes in this such a small yet harmonious room. But it was locked up this year and from then on, no one could enter anymore except for those who work for the project office.

Sometimes you see a crowd of people in Tzchiang 10th's seminar room as if discussing something. Whether they do the discussion or not, the point is, when you borrow the key of the seminar room, and you suddenly find that those rooms are preoccupied and would never be given back.

You probably don't worried about having no dorms to live, but when you are junior you will find that the dorms were occupied one by one by the students of project office(and always better than the others). Worst of all, you'll probably have to rent an apartment even you are nonlacal whereas those "priviliged" students who live in Taipei can get a cost effective and cozy dorm.

Yes, the project office.

In the name of so-called "autonomous and liberal" university, if those things aren't decided following SOP(standard operating procedure) like by discussion or legalization but by the authorities concerned or those who are influential, then don't we head back to tyrannical regime?

If saying that the project office hasn't taken up too much resources, that's bullshxx.