A beautiful glass vase shattered in the downstairs bathroom this morning. I didn't hear it, but my mom was puzzled by the fact that no one was in the bathroom when it happened. It contained nothing but potpourri and a bar of jasmine soap, so weight is an unlikely culprit.
I leave Saint Louis tomorrow, a city that has been quite stingy with its sunshine during my stay. When the sun came out this afternoon, my mom exclaimed that she saw a smile on my face as a direct response.
It took six CD's to backup all the power points from my first semester. It's official, gross anatomy is over. I feel quite unqualified to put it behind me. How much of the knowledge I crammed into myself have actually made a lasting impression in my brain? More importantly, did I just waste six CD's? Will I ever open up those files again and look through the same slides???
I have a lllooonnnggg drive ahead of me tomorrow. But I'm not worried, it's not the drive that weights heavily on my mind, but the goodbyes that must precede.
1 comment:
Hey Tian:
I am Yan Zi's classmate for more than six years and studying in US now, I found your blog by chance and immediately tell her photo from it. I told Yan Zi( Now her name is Zhong Xin) about what happened, she was so glad and told me you are her best friend. She misses you so much since she hasn't heard from you for years! She is doing pretty well coz she has a boyfriend who is our high school classmate. Yan Zi wants to say hello to you, her email address is feiyanzx28@yahoo.com.cn. I read through your website, I like it so much! Especially the ice cream box with layers of white cotton fabric under the Cloud- Dragon Mountain makes you determinate to become a doctor. Wish you go back to Cloud- Dragon Mountain one day. Your nice yard still exists! Good luck in Houston!
Best,
Lu Wang
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