Unexpected things

These past two months of working days in the school had been a fast one. Its hard to believe that I have discharged from the army for already five months from now. Time flies and we could never be able to catch up. 

However, several unexpected things still manage to caught up during these short period. I felt surprised yet not shocked by these news, either good or bad. It may seem strange, but I doubt it might be that inner living attitude of my that tells me to look upon things the easy way. For instance,  the impolite roommate who would litter his cigartte ashes in my toilet every now and then, and didnt stop even though I wrote a notice saying "this is for a public toilet, Keep clean after usage".  Other "unexpected" things like ....

A New Variety Session

This Monday I had a very extrodinary experience in the YWCA Toastmasters. 

For those who has been regular guests or members of our club might be familiar with David Yu from Lung-Tan Club. He is a devoted English teacher as well as a very talented guitar player, who would play a number of classics from time to time during the Variety Session. Even though he does not belong to LHU TM, but such splendid musics had really became a feature of our club. 

However, it was the experience on Monday which had opened my eyes once again.

Guess what the people in YWCA have? 

Tai-Ji Master (太極師傅)

It grabbed my attention when I hear this middle-aged man says he is going to teach Tai-Ji. It is akward, it is embrassing, but it is also very FRESHING!  The whole programme went wonderfuly  smooth varies non-stopping laughter from the members. This totally had change my impression on the definition of Variety Sessions.  

Maybe that is what all about....

Variety could be also defined as 綜藝, which in English meant Mixed Arts. 

It may be difficult to escape from the pattern of TM in the beginning, but we should not really limit ourselves for creating better results. 

After all, foster self-confidence is the main thing.