What I Want To Say Is...

Friday night, instead of participating a party, I joined a study group held by AIT.

We discussed Mr. Obama's inaugural address.

The host was an American young man. He was well-prepared and respected every person. He introduced the basic structure of an inaugural address, then highlight some interested paragraphs, explained the meaning and encouraged us to express our opinion. After his guidance, I learned to read the address from different angles and generated whole new perspectives. I felt that Mr. Obama is more like a educator than a politician.

No matter the youngsters, the elders, the students, or the people who just joined us accidentally all had a great time that night.

Thanks for the lecturer, he not only hosted a high praise session but inspired me and helped me get out of a spin. I had been confused of what is right and what is wrong for a while. Suprisingly, his spirit and Mr. Obama's words reminded me that I should not keep focus on the past. The decision has been made. We never know the result until we go through it. The future is where the hope is. The only thing I can do at the moment is to do the right things which can bring valuabe result. Finally, I can confidently move forward.

Good Luck for my upcoming life @ the UK.