this is my first go aboard. i feeled so exciting!
we started on July 24. i will stay there for two month. this is a unforgetable journey in my life. passionate, expectancy, happiness to star up my everyday!
deeply breath, view everything, taste food sapor, learn cuturl .........
do everything i nerver do!!haha~~~
The Queen was in Brighton last week, she was apparently just there for a visit and a walkabout, but the truth of the matter is that she went for cosmetic surgery at the Royal Sussex County Hospital.
Resplendent in a hat that a family of four could comfortably live in, Her Majesty popped in for a half hour session at the RSCH's OAP Botox Clinic. We like our city's old people to look good, you see, so OAPs get a 70% discount on high-street Botox prices.
I was there getting my head wound seen to and saw HRH sneaking in through the back door to the Botox clinic. She even jumped the queue by flashing her OAP card, pushing in front of a saying "fuck off, Granny, I'm the Queen". I spoke to one of the nurses after my appointment. She told me that she had used up a whole month's worth of Botox and had refused to pay any money. She said that there was no point in her paying as the people of Britain would pay regardless.
I have to admit, she does look beautiful, but her attitude sucks. If anyone can behave like a complete cunt in Brighton it's me, the fact that the old witch owns the country is beside the point. And Brighton has plenty of more convincing queens.
Perhaps,
I can not remember your names.
But,
I make sure your voice
And your sweet smile in my heart.
Maybe,
I can not remember your names.
But,
Your busying silhouette
And waving split skirt in my eyes.
Probably,
I forget your great name.
But,
I remember that your softness hand
And sweat face.
Your Kindness loveliness worshipful
I already forget your names
But,
I already remember one name forever.
Have a kind of ordinary call the nurse.
Have a kind of lofty call the nurse.
There is a kind of beauty call nurse.I bless your Happy as Florence Nightingale.
Today, there has a new course to learn---Implementing Online Customer Service. Before the class, I was considered service is an easy, simple matter. But after that I had been surprised that service is credibility for our life and business. On this module we will study reference knowledge about online customer service. In the first class, we talked about that, to recognize elementary service’s definition, the influence of our society by service, and so on.
What’s service? Service is intangible. We can’t see, we can’t touch, but can feel. Service just a process. Service can be a product, or a product’s appendage. During the class, I also had known the relation between supplier and buyer. In different time, one business can be deliver different role; can be a supplier or buyer.
I very enjoy this courses I think it’s my once good start. To my joy is the teacher can tell us more and more examples for us to understand every important point. No just theory, to combine actual examples. In a word, I like the course, and I will try my best to study well.
The cast of the play "Earthliness" have gone back to college for their contribution to the centennial celebrations for Chinese drama. A staple of the repertoire of the National Theatre Company of China, "Earthliness" is drawing a full-houses at Peking University with its thought-provoking storyline and star-studded cast.
This is an "angel" tragically fallen to the earth. Beautiful and pure-hearted, she is yet forced to succumb to terrestrial misery.
Not given a name, she is known as simple the wife of pedicab-driver, De zi. Sold as a girl by her debt-ridden father, she went from one human trader to another, finally ending up in a brothel. She was rescued from that plight in 1949, married and thought the rest of her life could have a brighter future.
However the nightmare began again when people around found out her past as a prostitute. Finally it cost her life in the turbulent days of the Cultural Revolution.
"Earthliness" is based on an award-winning novel written by Huo Da in the 1980s. Through his acerbic account of his nameless heroine's life and death, the author savages those who allowed their values to becomes twisted by opportunism or political upheaval.
