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30/5/2008 another year time goes by so fast that i didn't even realize another school year is gone. "summer" doesn't sound fun anymore, and many things need to be done. i feel out of energy. why things just don't go the way they are suppose to be? yeah, and i'm sorry about being lazy and not updating the space, but i'm really busy these days. (here comes my usual complain) a project, along with its report and presentation ppt, maybe one quiz, and two finals. and there's only a week left til final, two weeks left til all these are over. i never though grad. school could be this stressful. oh well, at least it's not the worst. i wonder how everyone else got through this. or maybe growing up itself is a pain. again, pray for those who lost familes and for the olympics, i don't know what's gonna happen, and i don't really want to know and hopefully everything could go smooth. 20/5/2008 what's with this year? Sad news just keep coming. It seems ever since the Chinese new year, nothing happy happened. People I don't know died for nothing, and there's so many of them. I've heard of Tangshan Earthquake, which was the worst earthquake that killed tons of thousands, but it was before I was born. By looking at the history book, I can't feel anything, but this is different. I am not there, but I can see and hear and feel. Less people died in this earthquake than Tangshan only because this happened during the day. The earthquake magnitude is higher than Tangshan Earthquake. It's just...so sad. Why do people have to die? Why is life is weak? Four days after the earthquake, a family friend's husband died in an car accident. Compare to the damage and the lives Sichuan Earthquake caused and taken, this might be nothing, but knowing this just makes me feel that one can lose his life at any time. One can die easy as a bug, and there's nothing could be done to save it. Pray for all those who lost familes. Hope they could recover from the lose soon. China, you are strong and there is tomorrow. |
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