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Unforgettable Memory–My Graduation Trip

 

My senior high graduation trip began at a pure and fresh morning. It was a sunny morning which drove tiredness and worries out, making everyone exciting and joyful. We were all excited about this 4-day-and-three-night trip, in which we were going to visit several interesting tourist spots and stayed in a famous beach resort down south.

Our tour bus set out with noisy chatting, and left for glorious southern Taiwan at 7 A.M. sharp. However, most of us felt tired out after several-hour drive; as a result, when arriving at the rest area, we all needed to get out of the tour bus and had a great stretch. We also took some photos (photo 1) over there. Then hours later, after finishing the lunch, we reached our first destination–Endemic Species Research Institute(特有生物保育中心). During the period we visited, we were accompanied with a great and kind narrator, who taught us a lot of information about plants and insects and always answered our questions patiently. We then finish our informative stroll in a carefree mood and started another adventure to next destination–Ming Shing Academy (photo 2). The ancient Academy is an elegant san-ho-yuan which was famous for its historical memorial value. It is abundant in Chinese traditional patterns, which gave a harmonious atmosphere. However, it was a regret that we didn’t have enough time to explore and appreciate its beauty. On the first day, we went to JjJi train station and the temple of Wu Chang in memory of the severe 921 earthquake in 1999.

Indeed things I mentioned above were very interesting, but the most impressive thing, for me, is the happy leisure time in YoHo, the beach resort village we stayed for two nights. In fact, there is nothing special in the graduation trip in comparison with them in elementary school and junior high, but it is the activities and interaction between my classmates and me that gave us unforgettable memories. We played volley ball on the beach (photo3), enjoy the blowing wind and had a crazy time all night! We had barbeque and an exciting night party which made everyone laugh and cry.(photo4)

     Four days soon zipped by, only left these joyful memories and endless reflection. Four days passed by soon of course, but these memories will be immortal in everyone’s heart=]

 

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Reflection on “What did you eat?” Project

     Last weekend we worked on a project called “What did you eat?”. This project provides participant with a forum to interchange food cultures all over the world. 

     From the process of this project, I learned how to make my arrangement form, which makes me realize how unhealthy my eating habit is. And I distilled everyone’s comments into a summary, improving my comprehension ability and writing skills. Besides, by exchanging eating habit forums with other countries, I learned various culture around the world.

     Different from former projects,  this time we worked together and had a good cooperation. I think group discussion can not only reduce our stress but also integrate multiple opinions. Most important of all, we learned as much as we worked all alone.   

I want to do well on my academic performance

For some reason, I haven’t studied for almost 3 weeks. But time and tide wait for no man, and the midterm is around the corner. I care about my scholar grades very much, but I’m not in the mood to study until now. The thing making me sad haunted my mind, and I really want to get rid of it… I’ll do my utmost to forget the sad thing…

See more progress on: do well on my academic performance

Wikispaces

This is our presentation:

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The Drops of Life

“The Drops of life”, a play we are going to perform on June 11, is a project to promote greater awareness of “environment protection”.

“We only have one earth”. This is a simple, common but meaningful sentence.

There is no one but knows this sentence. But, how many people really know its importance? How many person take actions to protect our earth practically?

The answer I think is negative.

Human being’s selflish and arrogance has cause many problems– desertification, global warming, greenhouse effect, and more and more endangered species. We all know what we have done, we also know what these will hasten. But we STILL cut down tropical rainforests along  Amazon, still ignore the nature’s energy.

Nowadays, the eco-activist is rising. Human beings have to handle with the problem they made! I think it is necessary for us to join this project! Although we’re just students, but we can convey this idea though this play. And, to let everyone know this issue is not only the earth’s crisis, but also the human beings’ threaten is just the purpose of this project, isn’t it?

I’ll do my best

The age when Grandma living in

Date   ：2007 / 04 / 07   19:00

Location：My bedroom

Today, I have interviewed my grandmother in my house…

 

Jami： Good evening, grandma. Thank you for accepting my interview! We haven’t been met for a while, right?

Grandma： Good evening. Yes, it has been two weeks! By the way, I’m happy that I can help you to finish your assignment!

Jami： Oh, thank you very much! Well, first, do you remember what your earliest childhood memory was?

Grandma： Umm… That’s a good question. I think it was when I’m 5 to 6 years old. Then, the Japanese army came to Taiwan and occupied
Taipei. So we were assigned to migrate to Tai-Chung. My family was allotted a preserves factory to live in. There was a river near to the factory, and my sib and I often went there to play.

Jami： Wow, rivers seldom can be a place to have fun now…

Grandma： Yes, but rivers were very clean at past. I remember that there was a suspension bridge over the river. The bridge was wooden and had a lot of gaps. I once even threw little stone from the cracks!! And I was scolded by my parents because I hit a person!!

Jami： Ha!! You’re so naughty! Besides going to the river, do you remember what kind of game did you play growing up?

Grandma： First, I will tell you that you are really lucky and blest. The age I live in, there was “no computers”, “no gameboys”, all we have, I think, was the nature. We put sands in cloth and sewed it up, it became a popular toy called “sand bag”. But my favorite game is “jump rope”! 

Jami： Jump rope! I play it when I was in elementary school, too! 

Grandma： Yeah. Actually, we played “Hopscotch”, too. But, nowadays, children often prefer playing computer games than these natural games we used to play. 

Jami： I think you are right…We really seldom play them since we grew up. I think it related to allowance. How much did you receive for allowance?      

Grandma： Allowance!? Ha! Ha! Are you kidding? We may not have foods to eat! How come we would have allowance!

Jami： Oh…I can’t imagine how poor the circumstance was in the past! Do you remember what event impressed you most?

Grandma： Well, I think it occurred when I was at the first grade in elementary school. That was an odd experience because the earthquake struck so often that everyone said that “
Taiwan will sink!”. It seemed to be the “last day of
Taiwan”, so everybody buy food to eat. Because they believe that people shouldn’t die hungrily! It’s so crazy, right? But it really happened!  

Jami： Yes, it’s so crazy…but I think people do crazy things because they feel hopeless. Didn’t you feel desperate?

Grandma： No, maybe I was too young, but we really didn’t have redundant money to buy anything. If it was really the last day of
Taiwan, all we could do is wait—wait to die. Although I was young then, I still felt scared.

Jami： I believe that it must have been a hard time for you. By the way, what did you think the most inconvenient thing in the past?

Grandma： Water!! We didn’t have tap water then, so we had to dip up water from the well. When we were going to bathe, we had to boil the water, and take turns sharing hot water! In order to save water and firewood, a barrel of water should be shared by five to six people! Washing clothes was another problem. Because the well was far away from my house, I usually walked to the “gully” to wash clothes. The gully was traced back to an ice-cream factory. People always went there to get water. The boys even bathed themselves there directly!  

Jami： Oh, it’s really inconvenient! How about the electricity? Did you have fluorescent lamp?

Grandma： Yes, we did. But we only had electricity at night. In the daytime, we won’t turn on the fluorescent lamp.

Jami： Well, finishing the interview, I really approve what you said at first! I congratulate myself for living in the modern times! 

Grandma： Yes, you all are really blessedly. Most importantly, everybody loves you!

Jami： Yeah! Thank you again, grandma!

Grandma： You’re welcome. I hope it will be useful for your project!

Jami： It will be! Thank you!

Kingdred Project

I think I misunderstood before!

I have correct the plan before.

The questions what I ask should have some connection, right?

I choose “The age when Grandma livivg in” to be my subject of this interview. Because we live in modern times, there must be a lot of interesting thing in the past. The people may have hand-made toy which replaced by “gameboy”, and it may be a hard time because of no electricity…

I want to know more about that!

Here comes questions I’m going to ask:

1. What is your earliest childhood memory?
2. What kind of games did you play growing up?
3. What was your favorite toy and why?
4. What was your favorite thing to do for fun (movies, beach, etc.)?
5. Did you receive an allowance? How much? Did you save your money or spend it?
6. What was school like for you as a child? What were your best and worst subjects? Where did you attend grade school? High school? College?
7. Do you remember any fads from your youth? Popular hairstyles? Clothes?
8. Who were your childhood heroes?
9. What world events had the most impact on you while you were growing up? Did any of them personally affect your family?
10. How is the world today different from what it was like when you were a child?

I may have the interview tomorrow, beacause Grandma is back!!

Good luck to me ! : ]
 

BE LOST

I think I’m right about this decision—Choose English Project.

I really think this project is fantastic so far! The teacher is nice, classmates are friendly even if I have not make companion with everyone, but I just believe that I will have a good time.

I learn a lot in class. Some of my classmates are so active! They are so responsible that they always finish their assignment in time. When I have free time in class, I would have a look for all my classmates’s article. I was impressed by Alice Spencer’s articles.

Alice Spencer is one of my classmates, She is in class 103, is just next to my class. I knew her when the Civic Project Exploration. Then, she was already the most shinning star in our class. Her courage, her friendliness, her attitude, her fluent-speaking caught my eyes completely, I think she is really a hard-working and good-attitude student.

And now, we meet in this English Project. I am so glad that we can keep on the acquaintanceship of classmate. Even though we just on a talking terms, but I really like her, because she is so outstanding.

Actually, I’m very confused.

I think I’m a hard-working student, too. But my hard-working is in another side.I attach great importance to high-scores. I can’t find the balance between “Homeworks” and “Tests”. I’m tired and at a loss. When I do my best to finish my homeworks, I will do badly on test beacause I don’t have time to studying. That’s why I usually fail the test on Monday. But when I prepared for the test, I will not finish my homeworks…My responsibility don’t allow it! So, I stay up late to do everything well. But when I do this way, I might be too tired to be concenrate in class.

I know that English is an important language and I know if I keep enthusiasm in this project, I will make a lot of progress. Sometimes, I may think homework takes too much time, but I still “have to” finish it. Senior-High life is so busy!

What should I do?

I’m so tired of the regularly life of “homework”,”test”,”homework”,”test”…

I think I’m lost.

PREPARATION

This is my preparation of the KINGDRED PROJECT.

This project is about “Family Tree” , so the first assignment I have to do is to have a interview of my family!

First , I need to figure out what I should do. 

1.Whom I’m going to interview:

My grandmother.

2.Why I want to interview him/her:

Because she live in Taipei.It will be more convenient to interview her than others.

3.Where and when the interview is going to take place:

I will interview my grandma in the sofa in my house . I think I should be thankful to my grandma’s help, so I will construct a comfortably atmosphere to have this interview.

Because my grandma is in Shu-Lin with my uncle now, so I think the interview will take place when next time she come back from Shu-Lin.

4.What I should prepare for the interview:

I will have a recorder in case of omit. I think it would be more comfortable and considerate to prepare a kettle of hot tea and biscuit!

5.What (questions) I would ask my interviewee:

1. What is your full name? Why did your parents select this name for you? Did you have a nickname?
2. When and where were you born?
3. What is your earliest childhood memory?
4. What kind of games did you play growing up?
5. What was your favorite toy and why?
6. What was your favorite thing to do for fun (movies, beach, etc.)?
7. Did you receive an allowance? How much? Did you save your money or spend it?
8. What was school like for you as a child? What were your best and worst subjects? Where did you attend grade school? High school? College?
9. Do you remember any fads from your youth? Popular hairstyles? Clothes?
10. Who were your childhood heroes?
11. What world events had the most impact on you while you were growing up? Did any of them personally affect your family?
12. How is the world today different from what it was like when you were a child?
13. Of all the things you learned from your parents, which do you feel was the most valuable?
14. Why did you choose your children’s names?
15. What was your proudest moment as a parent?
16. When and how did you meet your spouse? What did you do on dates?
17. What was it like when you proposed (or were proposed to)? Where and when did it happen? How did you feel?
18. Where and when did you get married?
19. What memory stands out the most from your wedding day?
20. How would you describe your spouse? What do (did) you admire most about them?

Well, I hope I will do well in this project!

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