Happy Chinese New Year

  It is Chinese New Year, the most important festival in the Chinese communities.

  This year, most people in Taiwan get a vacation of night days during Chinese New Year. For me, I can only be off  for 5 days. Nevertheless, it is long enough to me. I bought a ticket to India 2 months ago with a trip plan to visit Taj Mahal. I changed my mind 3 weeks ago to cancel the flight in order to accompany with my family, especially my grandmother because she is not at a good health status in recent years. It is better to me to celebrate the Chinese New Year with her, or I might have many opportunities to be with her in the future.

Taiwan Presidential Election 2012

   I should have written this post 2 weeks ago, but I was too lazy.

  Thanks to Google that created a lovely doodle about the election in Taiwan. Unfortunately, the candidates whom I rooted for didn't win the election. I seriously hope that we can have the first female president in Taiwan. However, it is okay for me that current president Ma is able to lead our country for another 4 years. The most imperative thing is that our land can be a better place without fear of the threat from China. 

Final Decision

I've made up my mind eventually. Le Cordon Bleu 2013 spring courses of the cuisine diploma, here I come.

Happy New Year

  It's 2012.

  I didn't go anywhere for the countdown on New Year's Eve. Instead, I went to bed early because I had to work on Sunday. However, I woke up at midnight as the sound of the fireworks came from the stadium nearby. I knew it's 2012.